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October 1, 2025Revista Direito Estado e SociedadeOpen Access

Sustainability and social rights from the perspective of Brazilian Constitutional Law

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ABAdriana Pereira BenjaminiJBJoel Haroldo Baade

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This analysis examines social rights within sustainability frameworks in Brazil, highlighting constitutional implications.

Key Points

  • Sustainability in Brazil must intertwine with social rights, underscoring its constitutional relevance.
  • Article 225 of the Brazilian Constitution emphasizes the need for sustainable practices benefiting future generations.
  • The study employs a dialectical method and bibliographic review to explore the relationship between sustainability and social rights.
  • Addressing social rights and sustainability is critical for fostering equitable conditions for all citizens.

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Benjamini et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dd91cbfe798ba2fc498767https://doi.org/10.17808/des.2125
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