Vol. 9 No. 2 (2021)

Presentation / Editorial

Sumário

p. 01-06
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Table of Contents

p. 07-08
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Too many misfortunes, setbacks and deaths

p. 09-14
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Articles

Equality, rupture of the contractual balance and adjustment of the content of contracts not concluded with consumers: a constitutional key

Andrés MariÃ±o López

p. 15-28
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Digital parental alienation in the post-truth era

Bruna Lyra Duque, Arthur Emanuel Leal Abreu

p. 29-41
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The philosophy of the theory of preventive consumer law in digital advertising

Camilo Alfonso Escobar Mora

p. 43-68
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Mandatory vaccination as a constitutional duty and a collective fundamental right: public health versus individual freedom in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

Eloy Pereira Lemos Junior, Gabriela Oliveira Silva Vasconcelos

p. 69-86
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Online dispute resolution and artificial intelligence: the technological influence in conflict resolution

Oniye Nashara Siqueira, Flávia de Almeida Montingelli Zanferdini

p. 87-104
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Legal subjectivity and heterocisnormative pact

Grazielly Alessandra Baggenstoss

p. 105-119
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Contractual freedom and autonomy under fire

José María Monzón

p. 121-145
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Judicial activism, principle of efficiency and repetitive litigiosity: analysis of judiciary’s action in the effectiveness of social rights

Marcelo Gonçalves da Silva

p. 147-183
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Notes on theoretical and legal concepts of femicide

Mariana Barrêto Nóbrega de Lucena, Ney Fayet de Souza Júnior

p. 185-211
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Whose side is restorative justice on? Some reflections on its implementation in the Brazilian scenario

Renata Saggioro Davis

p. 213-230
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Review

"The progressive of yesterday and tomorrow: challenges for liberal democracy in the identitarian post-politics world," by Mark Lilla

Douglas Kauê Romualdo

p. 231-235
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Review of the book "The civil capacity of people with disabilities and the profiles of guardianship" by Vitor Almeida

Joanna Dhália Andrade Macedo Gomes

p. 237-251
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Law in motion in perspective

Listening to minors in crimes of rape of vulnerability: an analogy between the resolution 17/2002 of the inter-American court of human rights and law 13.431/2017 (law of special testimony)

Carlos Alexandre Moraes, Mariana Moreno do Amaral, Shary Kalinka Ramalho Sanches

p. 253-266
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Presentation / Editorial

Sumário

Table of Contents

Too many misfortunes, setbacks and deaths

Articles

Equality, rupture of the contractual balance and adjustment of the content of contracts not concluded with consumers: a constitutional key

Digital parental alienation in the post-truth era

The philosophy of the theory of preventive consumer law in digital advertising

Mandatory vaccination as a constitutional duty and a collective fundamental right: public health versus individual freedom in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

Online dispute resolution and artificial intelligence: the technological influence in conflict resolution

Legal subjectivity and heterocisnormative pact

Contractual freedom and autonomy under fire

Judicial activism, principle of efficiency and repetitive litigiosity: analysis of judiciary’s action in the effectiveness of social rights

Notes on theoretical and legal concepts of femicide

Whose side is restorative justice on? Some reflections on its implementation in the Brazilian scenario

Review

"The progressive of yesterday and tomorrow: challenges for liberal democracy in the identitarian post-politics world," by Mark Lilla

Review of the book "The civil capacity of people with disabilities and the profiles of guardianship" by Vitor Almeida

Law in motion in perspective

Listening to minors in crimes of rape of vulnerability: an analogy between the resolution 17/2002 of the inter-American court of human rights and law 13.431/2017 (law of special testimony)

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