Justicia sin la Rama Judicial. Estado de Derecho y desigualdad como desafíos para el fortalecimiento de la democracia brasilera
No. 58 (2003-12-01)Author(s)
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Ana Tereza Lemos-NelsonProfesora de la Universidad Federal de Pernambuco – Brasil. Programa de postgrado en Ciencia Política. NIC-Núcleo de Estudios de Instituciones Coercitivas, Democracia y Derechos Humanos
Abstract
In this article the author argues that the scant existence of state agencies equipped to carry out legal actions in Brazil - described by Guillermo O’Donnell as the inoperance of accountability - is attributable to the weakness of the state of law in this country. The implications of a weak state of law for the quality and sustainability of democracy in Brazil are analyzed in two of the most grave cases of judicial impunity: racial discrimination and public security.
Keywords:
state of law, accountability, racial discrimination, public security, judicial system
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