A justiça sem título

Abstract

The purpose of this research is the study of law, of Geopolitics and epistemological connections, complex phenomenon, engaging, confrontational, incoherent, and decision-making linked to the power and legal science, top regulator of all acts of human life. Therefore we come to the traditions of Justice, from the Greco-Roman antiquity, to the contemporary. It starts with the overview of Aristotle on justice in the work Nicomachean Ethics, demonstrative of the interaction between Philosophy, Politics, Sociology, Ethics and Law, to focus on the harmony between individual interests, social, civil, political or economic, and vice versa, and the sequential process of disruption between these branches of science, isolating the law as such, making it the ultimate purpose of ordering the socio-political life. The Contractualist Thomas Hobbes, John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau were the forerunners of this process, enshrined in the modern age and solidified since than. The survey also penetrates about the historicity instigating the formation of the Portuguese people, their body of laws and the influence on the justice system in Brazil. The bias is cut on the permeability of Justice, Geopolitics, and the novel Geolaw branch, intending to reflect the situational context of the country. In other words: who we are, how we see ourselves and how we are perceived in the world unipolarized, polarized or multipolarized. The result of this trend reflects the collapse of the current justice model and the faith that the National Development will be achieved by strengthening the education and the efforts of good Brazilians.