A atuação dos movimentos de renovação política face ao sistema da constituição brasileira de 1988

Abstract

As the global political crises compromises the stability of western democracies, menacing the very essence of the post-modern political system – representation –, alternatives to the traditional political leaders and structures rise. In Brazil, besides the alt-right populism, a series of political movements identified with propositions of structural renewal made to the mainstream political debate, provoking questions about the future of the political parties in Brazil. Given that new sociological reality, this work proposes a debate on the constitutional ramifications of the rise of such political renewal movements, aiming to determine the political role the brazilian Constitution allows them to perform, as well as the consequent limitations to their activism. In order to establish its premises, this work resorts to a qualitative, bibliographic research, mainly based on the revision of the political and sociological thinking concerning the matter, as well as in the constitutional regime of popular participation on the political process.