Subsidiarity, human rights and the environment: a look at the post-impact public policy.
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https://doi.org/10.6008/SPC2179-6858.2017.004.0024Keywords:
Municipality, Environmental Disaster, Human Rights, Public Policy, SubsidiarityAbstract
The present work has as object of study to analyze the subsidiarity in the etymological sense realizing an itinerary by the origin of the term and its relation with the Papal Encyclicals. In a second moment, the relation of subsidiarity and the role of human rights in the municipal sphere will be made. Thirdly, it will carry out a prognosis of environmental disasters in the local space and decision-making of government agents regarding the population directly affected and the need to open the community in decision making regarding post-impact assistance and contingency plans.
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