REFORMA DO JUDICIÁRIO E ESTADO DE DIREITO: ANÁLISE DAS MUDANÇAS INSTITUCIONAIS NA AMÉRICA LATINA NOS ANOS 90
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https://doi.org/10.25192/ISSN.1982-0496.RDFD.V.30.I.2583Resumo
Embora exista um consenso sobre a centralidade do Estado de Direito tanto para o desenvolvimento econômico quanto para a consolidação democrática, a economia política da reforma do judiciário permanece amplamente subteorizada. O artigo de revisão destaca as tensões e compensações entre as diferentes estratégias e objetivos da reforma judicial na América Latina, com maior ênfase na análise do Brasil, destaca o delicado equilíbrio entre independência e responsabilidade. Também avalia o papel das instituições doadoras e, em particular, dos bancos multilaterais de desenvolvimento, na promoção da reforma judicial que facilite sua ideologia econômica, que defende uma abordagem mais realista da governança judicial, com foco em reformas viáveis
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