Controle jurisdicional das políticas públicas e a (ir)responsabilidade do estado pelo combate ao trabalho escravo contemporâneo

Abstract

In order to analyze the relationship between the State’s responsibility for conducting public policies and the possibility of judicial intervention about them, the present monograph discusses the juridical institutes that underlie the relationship between law and public policy, using as a vector the contemporary slave labor. Discoursed about socio juridical changes in terms of State's responsabilization, as wel as the current constitucionalism. In this way, we observe the basic elements that make up the links between the State, citizen and constitution, objectifying an analysis of the Brazilian scene of exploitation of slave labor. In contrast to the development of the national legal system, some theories are used to denial fundamental social rights and the judiciary has faced in the consolidation of the constitutional rights of citizenship. In the end, it discussed doing a brief analysis of the contemporary slave labor in Brazil and the public policies adopted for its combat to conclude developing a parallel critical analysis about the ineffectiveness of such policies and the State's responsibility for the maintenance of slave labor in Brazil.