Desenvolvimento (sustentável) e a ideia de justiça segundo Amartya Sen
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https://doi.org/10.7213/rev.dir.econ.soc.v8i3.7616Keywords:
desenvolvimento sustentável, teoria da justiça, inclusão social, governança, Amartya Sen.Abstract
O texto aborda o desenvolvimento (sustentável) e a Ideia de Justiça segundo Amartya Sen sob a perspectiva da tutela ambiental, do desenvolvimento econômico, da governança e especialmente da inclusão social. É procedida uma forte crítica ao utilitarismo e defendida a liberdade como o caminho para se alcançar o desenvolvimento (sustentável). No texto, a insuficiência do Produto Interno Bruto como único índice de mensuração do desenvolvimento é criticado sob perspectivas de desenvolvimento humano, tutela ambiental, desenvolvimento econômico e de governança. De acordo com o artigo, o desenvolvimento sustentável pode apenas ser alcançado juntamente com o desenvolvimento humano, proteção ambiental, desenvolvimento econômico e governança de modo harmônico e sempre com liberdade em um Estado Democrático de Direito.
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