FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION AND THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN DIGNITY

Resumo

This work addresses issues that include democracy, the phenomenon of regional integration, globalization, fundamental rights, the institutional rise of constitutional jurisdiction and transnational constitutionalism. Thus, it is a secondary research focused on the study of fundamental rights and their protection. Still, despite contemplating the transnational scenario, it does not aim to contribute to the development of public international law, but to transnational constitutionalism. Political, economic and legal systems are increasingly interdependent, and do not advance the theoretical discussions that give rise to basis of practice can be risky and likely to be harmful. Here, transnational judicial interactions in constitutional matters are defended as an adequate means of inserting constitutional jurisdiction in the transnationalization process, without accepting an underdeveloped provincial isolationism to deal with contemporary problems, nor falling into naive cosmopolitanism or universalism. authoritarian regime capable of destroying cultural and normative identities.