2020
DOI: 10.17808/des.55.1045
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Global Public Goods and its international legal protection: an epistemological turn of the debate in the light of principles of political law

Abstract: Apesar de ser conhecida por acadêmicos brasileiros de algumas áreas do conhecimento, a discussão sobre Bens Públicos Globais (BPG) e as diferentes modalidades de proteção deles pela ordem internacional não encontrou ressonância no pensamento jurídico no país. Por hoje se reconhecer às Autoridades Públicas Internacionais (API) o papel de proteção de valores caros à humanidade - Democracia, Desenvolvimento, Direitos Humanos e Segurança, a comunidade epistêmica brasileira em Direito Internacional deve apreender o… Show more

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“…In spite of the differences concerning their respective institutional designs and their performances as treaty-negotiation and treaty-making fora, both organizations were responsible to create a shared international public authority [9] over public goods within their respective regions [10]. In order to institutionally enable such international agency, not only non-coastal states to the Arctic region take part on AC's discussions 3 , but also states which are not close to the Antarctica in geographical terms are members of the ATS 4 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In spite of the differences concerning their respective institutional designs and their performances as treaty-negotiation and treaty-making fora, both organizations were responsible to create a shared international public authority [9] over public goods within their respective regions [10]. In order to institutionally enable such international agency, not only non-coastal states to the Arctic region take part on AC's discussions 3 , but also states which are not close to the Antarctica in geographical terms are members of the ATS 4 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nesse sentido, é mais adequado falar em bens comuns, no plural, que incluem o conhecimento, a natureza e a cultura, entre outros. Esses bens comuns podem ser recursos locais, como um rio de alcance socioambiental restrito, ou bens globais, como o clima terrestre e seus impactos abrangentes (GIANNATTASIO et al, 2019). Desde a década de 1960, economistas alertam para a "tragédia" da exaustão dos commons por atores com incentivos econômicos racionais para continuar sua exploração e depredação (HARDIN, 1968).…”
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