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Famílias na Amazônia: direito, políticas públicas e a dinâmica do afeto e do cuidado
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2025) Santos, Alexandre Fernandes dos; Resque, Rafaela Teixeira Sena Daibes; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1787469992107576; Reymão, Ana Elizabeth Neirão; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7523845838580356; Carvalho, Bruno Brasil de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8378493373753040; Azevedo, Thiago Augusto Galeão de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5496674400879290
This research investigates the legal profile of families in the Amazon based on public policies from IBGE. The problem investigated is how family arrangements in the Amazon differ from traditional ones and are recognized by public entities. The objective is to analyze the process of formation of Amazonian families and compare them with other families from other Brazilian regions, as well as study the historical legitimization of these arrangements and their visibility in public policies. The methodology adopted is a qualitative content analysis, using the approach in Law and Public Policies (DPP), by integrating the study of law with the practice of public policies, systematizing their characteristics and effects. The structure of the work is divided into three main sections: the first addresses the historical evolution of family arrangements in Brazil and the Amazon, discussing the principle of affectivity and the duty of care from the 1988 Constitution; the second analyzes the role of the Brazilian State in protecting families, from the law and public policies approach; and the third analyzes IBGE data, from the Continuous Household Sample Survey (PNADC) and the discourses on Amazonian family arrangements. The main results indicate that family arrangements in the Amazon have unique socio-cultural and structural characteristics, often invisibilized by current public policies. Among these aspects, the centrality of affection and cooperation in care relationships, the prominent presence of women — especially grandmothers — as structuring figures of these arrangements, and the recurring practice of circulating children among different family nuclei as a strategy of survival and solidarity stand out. The integrated analysis of PNADC data, from the DPP approach, evidenced the absence of a legal-institutional design sensitive to Amazonian family plurality, as well as the disproportionate overload of reproductive and domestic work that falls on women. It is concluded that the legal recognition of these arrangements and the formulation of public policies that value care work, redistribute responsibilities, and respect local family models are fundamental steps to promote social justice, gender equity, and effectiveness of family policies in the region.
Filiação socioafetiva: impossibilidade de desconstituição da paternidade socioafetiva em face da proteção à criança
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2018-12-14) Barros, Caroline do Socorro Damasceno; Carvalho, Bruno Brasil de; Azevedo, Miguel
The objective of this study is the impossibility of obtaining the same social-affective paternity after the same annuity, the reason for the priority of a child’s rights and duties and the dignity of the human person. The work is a monograph, derived from bibliographical and jurisprudential research in relation to the content discussed. The brazilian Family data analysis, the preponderance of the rights of the child in the face of paternity and the scientific analysis due to the impossibility of obtaining the social-affective paternity through Brazilian jurisprudence. The importance of the work is to emphasize an impossibility of social-affective paternity, due to the lack of legislation of the child and the adolescent is the principle of affectivitty.
Guarda compartilhada com os avós em famílias monoparentais
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2018-06-20) Cordeiro, Samuel Cardoso Nunes; Carvalho, Bruno Brasil de; Rocha, Karen Richardson
This monograph deals with the problematic of the grandparents and grandchildren relationship on current conjuncture of Brazilian law, passing through the current logic of affectivity as guiding of family relations. The discussion begins with guardianship, about wich one fits better the interests of the children, due to the progression suffered by law in recent years and especially on the last ten years with shared custody laws (Law 11698/08 and 13.058/14).That is followed by a debate on the rights e responsibilities between grandchildren and grandparents, based on the new relevance of the complex reality of Family Law today, with the new ways of creating a family and focus on the individual freedom of the people. Lastly there is a debate about the numerous kinds of familys brought to us by the 1988 Constitution, focusing on the defense of the minor and a possibility of application of shared custody of minors between grandparents and single parent.