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This work is part of a Master's Degree in Law (Federal University of Alagoas), in which environmental taxation is defended as an instrument for protecting water resources. It starts with an overview of the importance and various uses of water, and then looks at the historical position of this asset in international and national legislation. A constitutional rereading of competences in water matters is carried out and access to water resources is defined as a fundamental right. It is noted that charging for the use of water resources, as a restriction on a fundamental right, can only be…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This work is part of a Master's Degree in Law (Federal University of Alagoas), in which environmental taxation is defended as an instrument for protecting water resources. It starts with an overview of the importance and various uses of water, and then looks at the historical position of this asset in international and national legislation. A constitutional rereading of competences in water matters is carried out and access to water resources is defined as a fundamental right. It is noted that charging for the use of water resources, as a restriction on a fundamental right, can only be instituted by law. The polluter pays principle and the theories of fundamental rights, Pigou, Pareto's optimum and extended anthropocentrism are the foundations that legitimize environmental taxation. The conclusion is that the charging of water is a tax, in the form of a contribution to intervene in the economic domain.
Autorenporträt
Luciana Ribeiro Campos hat an der Bundesuniversität von Pernambuco in Rechtswissenschaften promoviert. Master in Rechtswissenschaften von der Bundesuniversität von Alagoas. Abschluss in Jura von der UFC und in Betriebswirtschaft von der UECE. Lehrbeauftragter an der Staatlichen Universität von Rio Grande do Norte. Staatsanwalt für das Ministerium für öffentliche Finanzen/RN.