A TEORIA DAS FORMAS DE GOVERNO DE NORBERTO BOBBIO, SEGUNDO ARISTÓTELES E POLÍBIO

Autordc.contributor.author	DE FREITAS, Márcia Aparecida; CANEGUSUCO, Miriam; ASSIS, Olney Queiroz.
Data de entradadc.date.accessioned	2026-10-13T08:53:06Z
Data de publicaçãodc.date.issued	2019
Descriçãodc.description	v.18, n.º1., 364–390 p.
Resumodc.description.abstract	The article develops the reflection on the forms of governments indicated by Aristotle and the mixed form of government in the molds thought by Polybius, in view of the application of the distributive justice of Aristotle in the modernity. Norberto Bobbio, in his course on Forms of Government, emphasizes the importance of Aristotle in defining the forms of government and that only the good forms, thought by Aristotle and the mixed form of government, according to Polybius, have application in modernity. According to Bobbio, in Aristotle, there is a connection between politics (forms of government) and law (theory of justice). It happens, however, that in modern times, justice, especially distributive justice, is more adequate to the Social Democratic State than to the Liberal Social State.
ISSNdc.identifier.issn	1984-7858
URIdc.identifier.uri	https://biblioteca.unisced.edu.mz/handle/123456789/1005
Editoradc.publisher	EM TEMPO
Assuntodc.subject	Formas de Governo
Assuntodc.subject	Justiça distributiva e comutativa
Assuntodc.subject	Mediania
Assuntodc.subject	Lei
Assuntodc.subject	Estado Social Democrático.
Títulodc.title	A TEORIA DAS FORMAS DE GOVERNO DE NORBERTO BOBBIO, SEGUNDO ARISTÓTELES E POLÍBIO
Tipodc.type	Article

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