Direitos Fundamentais no Cenário Transnacional

The main object of analysis of this paper is the applicability of fundamental rights in a context marked by transnationality, aiming to explore the similarities and points of tension between these phenomena. Thus, after exposing the basic premises inherent to Transnational Law, concrete cases involving Braskem and the Brazil-Bolivia binational bridge will be examined.

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Revista Jurídica da Amazônia.
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.63043/20acf176
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Corporate Law and Human Rights
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Direitos Fundamentais no Cenário Transnacional

Tiago Lopes Nunes, Laíla De Oliveira Cunha Nunes, Fábio Rodrigo Casaril
Revista Jurídica da Amazônia.
Corporate Law and Human Rights
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Direitos Fundamentais no Cenário Transnacional

Tiago Lopes Nunes, Laíla De Oliveira Cunha Nunes, Fábio Rodrigo Casaril
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Abstract

The main object of analysis of this paper is the applicability of fundamental rights in a context marked by transnationality, aiming to explore the similarities and points of tension between these phenomena. Thus, after exposing the basic premises inherent to Transnational Law, concrete cases involving Braskem and the Brazil-Bolivia binational bridge will be examined.

Revista Jurídica da Amazônia.Vol. 1(2)
Ministério Público
Universidade do Vale do Itajaí
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Corporate Law and Human Rights
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