A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará
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Resumo: | This paper tests the hypothesis, in terms of Brazilian subnational politics, that the judicialization of politics is associated with political competition, thus presenting approaches that associate the phenomenon with factors exogenous to judicial courts. The research analyzes empirical data regarding the intervention of the Federal Supreme Court in the state policies of Rio Grande do Sul (RS) and Ceará (CE), federative units that exhibit high and low levels of competition, respectively. Judicialization rates were found to be higher in Rio Grande do Sul. This is because the political forces in the state are in constant conflict, causing competition to move beyond the scope of the Executive and Legislative branches, extending towards the Supreme Court. In Ceará, however, a small hegemonic elite restricts political competition, precluding the participation of opposition groups in politics, whether in traditional representative bodies or in the courts. |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and CearáJudicialização e competição em análise subnacional: os casos do Rio Grande do Sul e CearáCompetiçãoJudicialização da PolíticaAções Diretas de Inconstitucionalidade (ADIs)Política Estadual do Rio Grande do SulPolítica Estadual do Ceará.CompetitionJudicialization of PoliticsDirect Actions of UnconstitutionalityState Politics of Rio Grande do SulState Politics of Ceará.This paper tests the hypothesis, in terms of Brazilian subnational politics, that the judicialization of politics is associated with political competition, thus presenting approaches that associate the phenomenon with factors exogenous to judicial courts. The research analyzes empirical data regarding the intervention of the Federal Supreme Court in the state policies of Rio Grande do Sul (RS) and Ceará (CE), federative units that exhibit high and low levels of competition, respectively. Judicialization rates were found to be higher in Rio Grande do Sul. This is because the political forces in the state are in constant conflict, causing competition to move beyond the scope of the Executive and Legislative branches, extending towards the Supreme Court. In Ceará, however, a small hegemonic elite restricts political competition, precluding the participation of opposition groups in politics, whether in traditional representative bodies or in the courts.O trabalho testa, no plano da política subnacional brasileira, a hipótese de que a judicialização da política está associada à competição política, apresentando abordagem que associa a judicialização a fatores exógenos às instâncias judiciais. Analisam-se dados empíricos referentes à intervenção do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) nas políticas estaduais do Rio Grande do Sul (RS) e do Ceará (CE), estados que apresentam elevados e reduzidos níveis de competição, respectivamente. Verificou-se que a judicialização, medida pelo número de intervenções do STF na política estadual através de Ações Diretas de Inconstitucionalidade (ADIs), é mais elevada no Rio Grande do Sul. Isso ocorre porque as forças políticas neste estado estão em constante conflito, o que faz com que a competição extrapole o âmbito do Executivo e do Legislativo, estendendo-se em direção ao STF. Já no Ceará, uma pequena elite hegemônica restringe a competição política, inviabilizando a participação de grupos de oposição na política, seja nos tradicionais órgãos representativos, seja na Suprema Corte.UFRGS2014-12-19info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/debates/article/view/4915710.22456/1982-5269.49157Revista Debates; Vol. 8 Núm. 3 (2014); 205-228Revista Debates; v. 8 n. 3 (2014); 205-2281982-52692236-479Xreponame:Revista Debatesinstname:Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)instacron:UFRGSporhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/debates/article/view/49157/32326Cunha Filho, Marcio Camargoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2023-01-10T13:10:20Zoai:seer.ufrgs.br:article/49157Revistahttps://seer.ufrgs.br/debatesPUBhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/debates/oai1982-52692236-479Xopendoar:2023-01-10T13:10:20Revista Debates - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)false |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará Judicialização e competição em análise subnacional: os casos do Rio Grande do Sul e Ceará |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará Cunha Filho, Marcio Camargo Competição Judicialização da Política Ações Diretas de Inconstitucionalidade (ADIs) Política Estadual do Rio Grande do Sul Política Estadual do Ceará. Competition Judicialization of Politics Direct Actions of Unconstitutionality State Politics of Rio Grande do Sul State Politics of Ceará. |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará |
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A state-level analysis of judicialization and competition: study of the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará |
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Cunha Filho, Marcio Camargo |
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Cunha Filho, Marcio Camargo |
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Cunha Filho, Marcio Camargo |
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Competição Judicialização da Política Ações Diretas de Inconstitucionalidade (ADIs) Política Estadual do Rio Grande do Sul Política Estadual do Ceará. Competition Judicialization of Politics Direct Actions of Unconstitutionality State Politics of Rio Grande do Sul State Politics of Ceará. |
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Competição Judicialização da Política Ações Diretas de Inconstitucionalidade (ADIs) Política Estadual do Rio Grande do Sul Política Estadual do Ceará. Competition Judicialization of Politics Direct Actions of Unconstitutionality State Politics of Rio Grande do Sul State Politics of Ceará. |
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This paper tests the hypothesis, in terms of Brazilian subnational politics, that the judicialization of politics is associated with political competition, thus presenting approaches that associate the phenomenon with factors exogenous to judicial courts. The research analyzes empirical data regarding the intervention of the Federal Supreme Court in the state policies of Rio Grande do Sul (RS) and Ceará (CE), federative units that exhibit high and low levels of competition, respectively. Judicialization rates were found to be higher in Rio Grande do Sul. This is because the political forces in the state are in constant conflict, causing competition to move beyond the scope of the Executive and Legislative branches, extending towards the Supreme Court. In Ceará, however, a small hegemonic elite restricts political competition, precluding the participation of opposition groups in politics, whether in traditional representative bodies or in the courts. |
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