Homero De Giorge Cerqueira
Biographic Data
| ID | 10165499 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Homero De Giorge Cerqueira |
| GIVEN NAMES | Homero De Giorge |
| FAMILY NAME | Cerqueira |
| SIGNATURE | CERQUEIRA H G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0362-9651 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Climate Justice as a Constitutional Category
This article presents the state of the art of national and international scientific production on climate justice as a constitutional category, through a systematized review of articles published in academic journals between 2011 and 2026. The research, bibliographic and documentary in nature, employs Laurence Bardin’s content analysis to categorize the literature into three thematic axes: the theoretical construction of climate constitutionalism…
The Constitutionalization of Climate Justice in the Case Law of the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court
This article investigates whether the recent case law of the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court supports the claim that a Brazilian climate constitutionalism grounded in constitutional duties of result has emerged. Based on the systematic analysis of the leading precedents of the so-called “green docket”, notably ADPF 708 (Climate Fund), ADO 59 (Amazon Fund), ADPF 760 and ADO 54 (PPCDAm), ADPFs 743, 746 and 857 (wildfires in the Pantanal and the Ama…
The Precautionary Principle and Preventive Control of Environmental Damage by Public Administration
This article examines the precautionary principle as the legal foundation for preventive administrative action in environmental damage control within the Brazilian environmental law framework. It is grounded on the premise that environmental protection, as a fundamental right of a diffuse and intergenerational nature, requires normative instruments capable of anticipating and managing environmental risks, particularly in contexts marked by scient…
Challenges of Environmental Police Activity in the Inspection and Protection of the Environment
This scientific article provides an in-depth analysis of the challenges faced by environmental police in the inspection and protection of the environment in Brazil, from constitutional, administrative, and environmental perspectives. It seeks to understand the legal framework of environmental police power, its structuring principles, legal foundations, and the main practical obstacles faced by enforcement agencies. The research employs a deductiv…
Regeneration as an Emerging Paradigm
This research investigates the emergence of the regenerative paradigm as a conceptual and practical overcoming of the sustainability model in contemporary socio- environmental thinking. Through a theoretical-conceptual analysis based on systematic literature review, this study examines the epistemological, philosophical and practical foundations that support the transition from sustainability to regeneration. The general objective is to criticall…
Environmental Taxation in Brazil
This study analyzes tax law as an instrument of environmental protection in Brazil, in light of the new tax legislation, particularly Constitutional Amendment 132 of 2023. The research is based on the recognition that taxes, in addition to their revenue-raising function, have an extra-fiscal dimension, capable of influencing behavior and guiding public policies. The study examines the evolution of environmental taxation in the country, highlighti…
Environment and Sustainability
This article presents the challenges and opportunities of global and national carbon markets, as well as a study on the Quito Protocol (KP), the Paris Agreement (PA) and the Glasgow – United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP-26). As a methodology, this article involves a qualitative, descriptive research, with the performance of a documentary research, through the analysis of documents, as well as bibliographical research in national and …
Philosophical and Legal Foundations of Environmental Law
This article addresses the philosophical and legal foundations of Environmental Law, exploring the contributions of classical and contemporary thinkers who have enriched the debate on environmental protection. With the advancement of ethics and legal thought, several works have gained prominence, such as those of Hans Jonas, who emphasizes responsibility towards future generations; Ronald Dworkin, who discusses the normative force of legal princi…
Tax Reform and Its Impacts on Environmental Policy
This paper aims to analyze the impacts of the Tax Reform on environmental policy and the Brazilian economy, with an emphasis on tax evasion of the Motor Vehicle Property Tax (IPVA) in relation to electric cars in the State of São Paulo. With the growth of environmental concerns and the increasing adoption of electric vehicles, the tax reform offers an opportunity to rethink tax laws and encourage them. However, tax evasion associated with these v…
Environmental Licensing in Comparative Perspective
This article analyzes environmental licensing as an essential instrument for environmental protection, comparing the models adopted in Spain, France, Portugal and the United States. The research, using a comparative approach, evaluates the practices and legislation of these countries, identifying good practices and challenges. It is concluded that the effectiveness of licensing depends on adaptation to local specificities and the ability to balan…
Police Theory and History
The theory and practice of modern policing emerge from the development of the national state and its philosophical foundations, especially from modern contractualist thinking. The objective is to understand the historical construction of the police function in the context of the modern state, its dilemmas between security and freedom, and its evolution as an instrument of social control and urban organization. At the institutional level, the cons…
Anthropocene
This article aims to recognize the Anthropocene as the era of the new human, as well as to identify the circular economy as a business model of the future. In this study, the principles of the circular economy, theories and models of circular management, and the concepts of circular economy in its actions are explained in their specificity. As a methodology, this article involves a qualitative, descriptive research, with the realization of a docu…
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Anthropocene
This article aims to recognize the Anthropocene as the era of the new human, as well as to identify the circular economy as a business model of the future. In this study, the principles of the circular economy, theories and models of circular management, and the concepts of circular economy in its actions are explained in their specificity. As a methodology, this article involves a qualitative, descriptive research, with the realization of a docu…
Regeneration as an Emerging Paradigm
This research investigates the emergence of the regenerative paradigm as a conceptual and practical overcoming of the sustainability model in contemporary socio- environmental thinking. Through a theoretical-conceptual analysis based on systematic literature review, this study examines the epistemological, philosophical and practical foundations that support the transition from sustainability to regeneration. The general objective is to criticall…
Environmental Taxation in Brazil
This study analyzes tax law as an instrument of environmental protection in Brazil, in light of the new tax legislation, particularly Constitutional Amendment 132 of 2023. The research is based on the recognition that taxes, in addition to their revenue-raising function, have an extra-fiscal dimension, capable of influencing behavior and guiding public policies. The study examines the evolution of environmental taxation in the country, highlighti…
Environment and Sustainability
This article presents the challenges and opportunities of global and national carbon markets, as well as a study on the Quito Protocol (KP), the Paris Agreement (PA) and the Glasgow – United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP-26). As a methodology, this article involves a qualitative, descriptive research, with the performance of a documentary research, through the analysis of documents, as well as bibliographical research in national and …
Philosophical and Legal Foundations of Environmental Law
This article addresses the philosophical and legal foundations of Environmental Law, exploring the contributions of classical and contemporary thinkers who have enriched the debate on environmental protection. With the advancement of ethics and legal thought, several works have gained prominence, such as those of Hans Jonas, who emphasizes responsibility towards future generations; Ronald Dworkin, who discusses the normative force of legal princi…
Tax Reform and Its Impacts on Environmental Policy
This paper aims to analyze the impacts of the Tax Reform on environmental policy and the Brazilian economy, with an emphasis on tax evasion of the Motor Vehicle Property Tax (IPVA) in relation to electric cars in the State of São Paulo. With the growth of environmental concerns and the increasing adoption of electric vehicles, the tax reform offers an opportunity to rethink tax laws and encourage them. However, tax evasion associated with these v…
Environmental Licensing in Comparative Perspective
This article analyzes environmental licensing as an essential instrument for environmental protection, comparing the models adopted in Spain, France, Portugal and the United States. The research, using a comparative approach, evaluates the practices and legislation of these countries, identifying good practices and challenges. It is concluded that the effectiveness of licensing depends on adaptation to local specificities and the ability to balan…
Police Theory and History
The theory and practice of modern policing emerge from the development of the national state and its philosophical foundations, especially from modern contractualist thinking. The objective is to understand the historical construction of the police function in the context of the modern state, its dilemmas between security and freedom, and its evolution as an instrument of social control and urban organization. At the institutional level, the cons…
Climate Justice as a Constitutional Category
This article presents the state of the art of national and international scientific production on climate justice as a constitutional category, through a systematized review of articles published in academic journals between 2011 and 2026. The research, bibliographic and documentary in nature, employs Laurence Bardin’s content analysis to categorize the literature into three thematic axes: the theoretical construction of climate constitutionalism…
The Constitutionalization of Climate Justice in the Case Law of the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court
This article investigates whether the recent case law of the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court supports the claim that a Brazilian climate constitutionalism grounded in constitutional duties of result has emerged. Based on the systematic analysis of the leading precedents of the so-called “green docket”, notably ADPF 708 (Climate Fund), ADO 59 (Amazon Fund), ADPF 760 and ADO 54 (PPCDAm), ADPFs 743, 746 and 857 (wildfires in the Pantanal and the Ama…
The Precautionary Principle and Preventive Control of Environmental Damage by Public Administration
This article examines the precautionary principle as the legal foundation for preventive administrative action in environmental damage control within the Brazilian environmental law framework. It is grounded on the premise that environmental protection, as a fundamental right of a diffuse and intergenerational nature, requires normative instruments capable of anticipating and managing environmental risks, particularly in contexts marked by scient…
Challenges of Environmental Police Activity in the Inspection and Protection of the Environment
This scientific article provides an in-depth analysis of the challenges faced by environmental police in the inspection and protection of the environment in Brazil, from constitutional, administrative, and environmental perspectives. It seeks to understand the legal framework of environmental police power, its structuring principles, legal foundations, and the main practical obstacles faced by enforcement agencies. The research employs a deductiv…
Environmental law (4 works) · Environmental law and policy (4 works) · International Environmental Law and Policies (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Brazilian Legal Issues (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Constitution (2 works) · Constitutionalism (2 works)