Transcript CENTRE FOR GRADUATE RESEARCH STUDIES IN LAW

CENTRE FOR GRADUATE RESEARCH
STUDIES IN LAW - UFMG
International Affairs Committee
General Information
• First Phd Program opened in Brazil in 1931.
• Strong tradition in legal theory and legal
philosophy and comparative legal studies.
• Graduated students present in all states of the
federation. More than 300 phd´s and 800
master´s.
• Publishes important review – Revista Brasileira de
Estudos Políticos – founded in 1956.
• 46 full professors and 10 collaborators for 294
students (169 master´s and 125phd´s)
Current research agenda and research
projects
• One area of concentration: Law and Justice
• Four research lines that congregate collective
projects
• 1. Power, Citizenship and Development in
Democratic Rule of Law
• 2. Human Rights and Democratic Rule of Law
• 3. History, Power and Liberty
• 4. Law, Reason and History
1. Power, Citizenship and Development
in Democratic Rule of Law
• Research concerns the associations between politics,
economics and law in the context of violations to democratic
rule of law by the State and by economic private powers.
• Members: Amanda Flávio de Oliveira, André Mendes Moreira,
Fabiano Teodoro de Rezende Lara, Florivaldo Dutra de Araújo,
Marcelo Andrade Féres, Misabel de Abreu Machado Derzi,
Onofre Alves Batista Júnior, Cristiana Maria Fortini Pinto e
Silva, Luiz Augusto Sanzo Brodt, Roberto Luiz Silva, Rúbia
Carneiro Neves, Sergio Mourão Correa Lima e Sheila Jorge
Selim de Sales.
• Coordinators: Misabel de Abreu Machado Derzi, Florivaldo
Dutra de Araújo, Roberto Luiz Silva
2. Human rights and democratic rule
of law
• Research focuses on discourses and hermeneutical challenges to
make human rights effective in all kinds of institutional contexts,
such as legislation, administration, judiciary, mediation, negotiation,
etc. with special emphasis on social participation.
• Members: Adriana Campos Silva, Adriana Goulart de Sena Orsini,
Antonio Gomes de Vasconcelos, Bernardo Gonçalves Alfredo
Fernandes, Daniel Gaio, Emílio Peluso Neder Meyer, Fabiana de
Menezes Soares, Felipe Martins Pinto, Fernando Gonzaga Jayme,
Gláucio Ferreira Maciel Gonçalves, Iara Menezes Lima, Mariá
Aparecida Brochado Ferreira, Maria Helena Damasceno e Silva
Megale, Rodolfo Vianna, Tereza Cristina Sorice Baracho Thibau e
Thomas da Rosa de Bustamante.
• Coordinators: Adriana Goulart de Sena Orsini, Fabiana de Menezes
Soares.
3. History, Power and Liberty
• Discussions on the political and historical foundations
of Law in an interdisciplinary perspective. History as
the space for reflection on the human person, law and
the state.
• Members: Brunello Souza Stancioli, Giordano Bruno
Soares Roberto, Marcelo Andrade Cattoni de Oliveira,
Maria Fernanda Salcedo Repolês, Miracy Barbosa de
Sousa Gustin, Mônica Sette Lopes, Sérgio Luiz Souza
Araújo e Túlio Lima Vianna.
• Coordinators: Mônica Sette Lopes, Marcelo Andrade
Cattoni de Oliveira.
4. Law, Reason and History
• Research focuses on the State and its distinct dimensions
by the dialectic contrast of interpretations and counter
interpretations
• Members: Andityas Soares de Moura Costa Matos, Antônio
Álvares da Silva, Daniela Muradas Reis, Fabrício Bertini
Pasquot Polido, Joaquim Carlos Salgado, José Luiz Borges
Horta, Karine Salgado, Marcelo Campos Galuppo, Marcelo
Maciel Ramos, Renato César Cardoso, Ricardo Henrique
Carvalho Salgado, Ricardo Sontag.
• Coordinators: José Luiz Borges Horta, Daniela Muradas Reis,
Professor Doutor Andityas Soares de Moura Costa Matos
Principles
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Excellency and Leadership;
Internationalization;
Interdisciplinary studies;
Solidarity and integration.
Goals
• Publications within international standards
and excellency
• Student mobility
• Postdoctoral studies and investment in
professor qualification
• Professor mobility
• Dual degrees
• Participation in international research groups