A participação das comunidades locais na gestão das águas: uma análise a partir do projeto de derrocagem do Pedral de Lourenço no município de Itupiranga no estado do Pará

Abstract

The promotion of participatory and integrated management of water resources from the 1980s onwards, initiated the creation of instruments for society's participation in the management of the water management system. In this way, local communities began to have an organized institutional space to exercise citizenship through the principle of adequate participation. From this, the present dissertation proposes to describe and analyze the immune paradigm proposed by Roberto Esposito about biopolitics and the reflexes to the right to adequate participation of the local communities of the municipality of Itupiranga located in the State of Pará in the management of water resources in front of the project. demolishing the Lourenço boulder in the Tocantins river. For this, the study takes care of, in addition to the mentioned theoretical framework, the international and national regulations on water. The study also makes an integrative analysis of the literature, correlating the socio-juridical evolution of the control of life and the construction of a new perception about the concept of community and the right to property based on the notion of common good. It concludes that the right to adequate participation of local communities in the municipality of Itupiranga will be compromised by the absence of the constitution of the river basin committee of the Tocantins river.