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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.2.2010.tde-21112011-103454
Document
Author
Full name
Leopoldo Ubiratan Carreiro Pagotto
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2010
Supervisor
Committee
Chiara, Jose Tadeu de (President)
Bechara, Ana Elisa Liberatore Silva
Bercovici, Gilberto
Dimoulis, Dimitrios
Luis, Alessandro Serafim Octaviani
Title in Portuguese
O combate à corrupção: a contribuição do direito econômico
Keywords in Portuguese
Corrupção financeira
Crime contra a administração pública
Direito econômico
Discricionariedade
Federalismo
Orçamento público
Abstract in Portuguese
A tese analisa o problema da corrupção sob a perspectiva do direito econômico, buscando compreendê-la a partir da dicotomia público-privado e direito posto-pressuposto. Ambas as dicotomias são expostas e contextualizadas, voltando-se gradativamente ao contexto brasileiro. Por isso, em vez de conceber o objeto de estudo como universal e atemporal, a corrupção é localizada historicamente na formação do Estado brasileiro e nas relações patrimoniais deste com a sociedade: embora, com a importação de regras jurídicas do Estado moderno, tenha havido um verniz modernizante nos direitos penal, administrativo e político-constitucional, o substrato cultural atua de modo a condicionar sua aplicação e eficácia. No patrimonialismo brasileiro, o poder estatal é visto como um direito daquele investido da função pública, passível de ser exercido com pessoalidade, enquanto, de acordo com os princípios gerais de direito no Estado moderno, ao poder estatal corresponde um dever a ser exercido no cumprimento de uma função. Esse descompasso se encontra presente tanto nas formas mais explícitas de corrupção, claramente reprimidas pela regulamentação microjurídica, quanto em comportamentos mais sutis, muitos dos quais aceitos socialmente por parcelas significativas da população. Essas premissas informam a análise de variados aspectos do direito brasileiro, tais como os vários aspectos da discricionariedade, o corporativismo, o assimétrico federalismo fiscal e o orçamento público da União. Apesar de úteis e necessários, os mecanismos de combate à corrupção típicos da regulamentação microjurídica, expressos no direito posto, adotam uma lógica mercantilista no combate à corrupção, reduzindo-a ao mero jogo de alteração de incentivos e desincentivos. Logo, as propostas de reforma devem focar também os aspectos macrojurídicos do problema.
Title in English
The fight against corruption: the contribution of the economic law
Keywords in English
Corruption
Economic law
Federal budget
Fiscal federalism
Power
Abstract in English
The thesis analysis the problem of corruption from the perspective of the economic law and tries to understand it with the support of the dichotomies between public-private spheres and positive-overpositive law. Both dichotomies are described and set within a context in order to gradually approach the Brazilian situation. For this reason, instead of conceiving of the subject matter as universal and timeless, the corruption has historically been found in the formation of the Brazilian state as well as in its patrimonial relationships with society; although a modernizing colour has been added following the importation of legal rules of the modern state in the criminal, administrative and political-constitutional laws, the underlying culture operates as a restraint on its application and efficiency. In the Brazilian patrimonialism, state power is deemed as a right of one individual vested with the public function, which can be used according to his or her private interests, whereas, according to the general principles of law in the modern state, state power consists of a duty to be fulfilled in order to perform a function. Such a mismatch is present both in gross corrupt behaviour, which is clearly banned by the microjuridical regulation, and in the more subtle practices, many of which are socially accepted by a significant number of people. These premises are used as guidelines for the analysis of several aspects of Brazilian law, such as the various facets of discretionary power, the corporativism, the asymmetric fiscal federalism and the federal budget. Even though the mechanisms for the fight against corruption used by the microjuridical regulation (positive law) are useful and necessary, they approach the problem using a mercantilistic logic which narrows down the debate on the dissuasion as to how to change the incentives and desincentives to corruption. In view of that, proposals for reform should also focus on the macrojuridical aspects of corruption.
 
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2011-11-25
 
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