Public policies in the democratic state
a tool for the promotion of citizenship
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51473/ed.al.v3i1.494Keywords:
Citizenship, Rights, State, Public policyAbstract
The present article has as its theme public policies in the democratic state: a tool for the promotion of citizenship,
delimiting itself to aspects related to the guarantee of the rights expressed in the Federal Constitution of 1988 for citizens
through State actions. The study seeks to answer the problem question: what is the role of public and social policies
in the realization of citizens’ rights? For that, it was based on the hypothesis that, through public policies, one seeks to
obtain social balance, in order to comply with what is expressed by the Brazilian Constitution. In this context, the main
justifi cation for the development of research on the proposed theme is that social inequalities are unquestionable in Brazil,
being fully relevant to carry out studies and research aimed at a better understanding of the means available to achieve
the minimization of this situation. The general objective of this study is to analyze how public policies can contribute
to the promotion of citizens’ rights, considering the responsibility of the State in its implementation. For this purpose, a
bibliographical methodology research was developed, based on national legislation, and authors such as Tavares (2020);
Barroso (2013); Fernandes (2020); Secchi (2020), among others who discuss the subject. The research indicated that
the rights enacted by the Federal Constitution of 1988 are consolidated by the Democratic State of Law through social
public policies, which represent important tools for building citizenship.
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