2012
DOI: 10.5007/1807-1384.2012v9n1p51
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O “novo” direito à àgua no constitucionalismo da América Latina

Abstract: RESUMO:O presente artigo analisa alguns elementos da cosmovisão andina que deram origem ao Novo Constitucionalismo Latinoamericano, notadamente o direito à água. Nessa nova cultura orientada para o Bem Viver, o direito humano aos bens imprescindíveis à manutenção da vida é visto como patrimônio comum projetandose, portanto, este direito a todos os seres vivos bem como para as gerações futuras. Trata-se de uma mudança paradigmática instrumentalizada no marco de algumas constituições, especialmente as da Bolívia… Show more

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“…Food security and water management are paramount in the transition towards more sustainable resource governance and the mitigation of anthropogenic impact (Wolkmer and Venâncio 2017 ). Through a bottom-up, pluralistic outlook, the new constitutions shape authentic biocentric ethics where the right to water plays a primary role (Wolkmer et al 2012 ; Wolkmer and Wolkmer 2021 ).…”
Section: Evidence From Latin America and Italymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Food security and water management are paramount in the transition towards more sustainable resource governance and the mitigation of anthropogenic impact (Wolkmer and Venâncio 2017 ). Through a bottom-up, pluralistic outlook, the new constitutions shape authentic biocentric ethics where the right to water plays a primary role (Wolkmer et al 2012 ; Wolkmer and Wolkmer 2021 ).…”
Section: Evidence From Latin America and Italymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The right to water is truly pronounced in Latin American constitutions. Indeed, all living creatures are intended as part of the ecosystems in an intergenerational change vision based on sustainable development (Wolkmer et al 2012 ). These constitutions also stress commons protection in a bid to outline socio-environmental conflict resolution and human rights tutelage (Hincapié Jiménez and López Pacheco 2014 ).…”
Section: Evidence From Latin America and Italymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Com o tempo, a própria natureza trouxe respostas sobre os danos advindos do uso irresponsável pelos recursos naturais (WOLMER et al 2012). Em 2010, a ONU apresentou motivos para toda a humanidade se preocupar com a escassez da água, onde apontou dentre todos os motivos da limitação dos recursos hídricos, a superpopulação (PICCOLI et al 2016;JESUS et al 2020).…”
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