https://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/issue/feedLIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Sciences2025-04-24T21:05:02-03:00Ruth Almeida Nonato (bibliotecária)biblioteca@famig.edu.brOpen Journal Systems<p>The LIBERTAS: Revista de Ciência Sociais Aplicadas, a semiannual publication maintained by <a href="https://www.famig.edu.br/">Faculdade Minas Gerais</a> (Famig), by opening a rich and varied discussion space, allows readers access to the most diverse thoughts within the scope of its editorial line. In this way, it is a respectable voice from Minas Gerais, echoing in the horizons a quality scientific production, which arouses the interest of its interlocutors. LIBERTAS offers academics the opportunity to expose intellectual production to the debate.</p>https://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/582COMPENSATORY FOODS WITH A GENDER PERSPECTIVE: an analysis of the procedural moment for its establishment in light of the Trial Protocol with a Gender Perspective2025-03-20T21:42:24-03:00Graziele Daiane Lucas biblioteca@famig.edu.brLaura Gonçalves Silva Oliveira biblioteca@famig.edu.brAluísio Santos de Oliveira biblioteca@famig.edu.brCamila Aparecida Duarte Diniz biblioteca@famig.edu.brAlexandre Pires Duarte biblioteca@famig.edu.brMarcelo Silva Ângelo Ferreira biblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>This article aimed to analyze the appropriate procedural moment for establishing <br>compensatory alimony within the current Brazilian system of law, considering cases of <br>economic imbalance affecting women due to divorce. The study is based on doctrines of <br>Brazilian Civil Law and Family Law, as well as an analysis of the Gender Perspective Judgment Protocol of the National Council of Justice (CNJ in Portuguese). The research aims to reflect on the practical applicability of this Protocol, which was created as a public policy measure to combat gender inequality. The effective implementation of the Protocol is necessary to promote women's empowerment and the fight for women's rights.</p>2024-12-13T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2025 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/580The (IN)VALIDITY AND (IN)EFFECTIVENESS OF THE DATING CONTRACT 2025-04-24T20:52:19-03:00Samuel Duarte Lucianobiblioteca@famig.edu.brSthéfany Duarte Lagebiblioteca@famig.edu.brAluísio Santos de Oliveira biblioteca@famig.edu.brAlexandre Pires Duartebiblioteca@famig.edu.brMarcelo Silva Ângelo Ferreirabiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>The scope of this article was to examine the course of the dating contract by Escada Ponteana. In this sense, we sought to investigate whether this legal business is valid and effective, that is, whether is possible for a couple to agree to express the desire to maintain only one courtship, manifesting the intention not to constitute a family through a stable union. To achieve the goal, it was essential to trace the main differences between the stable union and dating institutes. In addition, it was necessary to reflect on the characteristics that mark the liquid-modern society, in line with the theories elaborated by Zygmunt Bauman. Subsequently, consideration was given to the current of thought Minimum Family Law, in the light of the principles that guide Contractual Law and Family Law, especially private autonomy, freedom, objective good faith and the dignity of the human person. Then, an existing instrument in Comparative Law was examined, analogous to the dating contract, namely, the <br>agreement of joint intent not to have a common law marriage. In the end, the reflexive analyzes allowed the conclusion that the dating contract is a valid and effective legal business as long as it mirrors the reality experienced by the celebrant couple and their behavior doesn’t imply the fulfillment of the necessary requirements for the characterization of the stable union, provided for the article 1.723 of the Civil Code, which has cogent force.</p>2024-12-13T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2024 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/588Framing Digital Constitutionalism 2025-03-24T21:53:15-03:00Luiz Henrique Diniz Araujobiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>This paper exploring Digital Constitutionalism launches a series of articles on the topic of democratic control and enforcement of fundamental rights in the internet environment. This introductory paper analyzes Digital Constitutionalism as a new feature and moment of Constitutional Law. In order to accomplish this task, it shall take into consideration rights, duties and powers in the digital environment. In the network and algorithmic society, big techs and their global social platforms (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, TikTok) occupy a relevant space that congregates traditional public authority powers in a private system. It is in this intersection that the concept of Digital Constitutionalism can be seen as a way of bringing democratic and constitutional control to the environment of public and private digital powers.</p>2024-12-13T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2024 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/586Valuation of a Football Limited Society (SAF): Proposal for measuring the Value of a club. 2025-03-24T20:59:51-03:00Vitor Borges Monteirobiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>This paper aims to explore the topic of valuation in a Football Anonymous Society (FAS), addressing partial and total spin-off as strategies to strengthen football clubs and discussing relevant aspects for estimating the value of a sports team. Through two hypothetical flowcharts, we illustrate the spin-off processes in different scenarios. Additionally, we propose a comprehensive methodology, considering elements such as net worth, relevant assets, discounted cash flow, and "Market Entry Value," along with attributing a percentage value to the intangible aspect of the club. Analyzing these factors allows for a more comprehensive understanding of valuation in FASs and assists managers and investors in making strategic decisions for the sustainable development of football clubs.</p>2024-12-13T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2024 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/584Crimes that Attempt Against Freedom of Belief in Brazil as a form of Violation of Fundamental Rights and Guarantees 2025-03-24T20:04:21-03:00Samara Nardis de Oliveirabiblioteca@famig.edu.brSophia Emanuelle da Matabiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>This article discusses the violation of fundamental rights and guarantees in Brazil, addressing crimes that attack freedom of belief. It explores how this freedom is guaranteed by the 1988 Federal Constitution, highlighting the right to the free exercise of <br>religion and protection against discriminatory acts. The study analyzes the role of the State in promoting secularism and respect for religious diversity, in addition to examining Brazilian legislation, such as the Penal Code, which typifies crimes against freedom of belief. The research seeks to answer the question: how has the Brazilian State acted incombating crimes against religious freedom? The hypothesis suggests that prejudice facilitates the commission of crimes of intolerance. In the end, it is a secular state, efforts are still needed to apply criminal norms and strengthen public policies that promote <br>education and religious tolerance. Qualitative methodology was used with analysis of documentary sources and interpretative approach to the data collected. The work aims to contribute to reflection on the need for greater protection of the right to freedom of belief, seeking to foster respect for a religious diversity in a democratic society.</p>2024-12-13T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2024 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/581The CIVIL RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTS FOR THE EXPOSURE OF CHILDREN IN THE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT2025-03-20T21:09:28-03:00Igor Patrick Soares Ribeirobiblioteca@famig.edu.brIolanda Maria dos Santos biblioteca@famig.edu.brCamila Aparecida Duarte Dinizbiblioteca@famig.edu.brAluísio Santos de Oliveira biblioteca@famig.edu.brAlexandre Pires Duarte biblioteca@famig.edu.brMarcelo Silva Angelo Ferreirabiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>This study aims to analyze the civil responsibility of parents for exposing their <br>children in the virtual environment, with a focus on the possibility of holding them accountable based on the legal concept of abuse of rights. The research investigates how parents' actions in allowing or promoting their children's exposure on social media can constitute a harmful practice to the minors' rights, considering the violation of the principles of the inviolability of private life and the best interest of the child. To this end, the concepts of parental authority,right to image, civil responsibility, and abuse of rights were explored, assessing to what extent parents' conduct can be considered excessive and detrimental to the development and well-being of their children in the exercise of parental authority to the detriment of their children's rights. Additionally, the role of parental supervision in the digital context and the legal implications of actions involving the exposure of children and adolescents on the internet were analyzed. Inconclusion, it is determined that, in cases of abuse in the use of social media by parents, there is a basis for civil liability, considering that disproportionate conduct can cause harm to the minor and, therefore, justify the intervention of the legal system to protect their rights.</p>2024-12-13T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2025 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/590The PERSPECTIVE OF FEMALE WORK IN THE FACE OF GENDER DISCRIMINATORY PRACTICES2025-04-24T21:05:02-03:00Patrícia Ferreira Carvalhobiblioteca@famig.edu.brVera Lúcia Frederico 2 biblioteca@famig.edu.brCamila Aparecida Duarte Dinizbiblioteca@famig.edu.brAluísio Santos de Oliveirabiblioteca@famig.edu.brMarcelo Silva Ângelo Ferreirabiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>Protocol with a Gender Perspective drawn up in 2021, a legal instrument proposed by the CNJ (National Council of Justice), in response to the UN (United Nations) 2030 agenda. in its SDG (Sustainable Development Goal) nº 5 - gender equality. The study analyzes the content and application of the protocol within labor justice/labor law. The objective of the work is to investigate <br>the impact of the Protocol for Judgment with a Gender Perspective on labor law and the appreciation and recognition of women within a perspective of protection against prejudice and discrimination. The research was structured in 5 (five) parts. The first seeks to analyze the concept of gender, its origins and perspectives, in addition to presenting the definitions of “sex” and “gender” according to the Protocol. The second part reflects on women in the job market, highlighting inequalities and discrimination in the workplace, in addition to existing legal protection. The third part is dedicated to the analysis of the Judgment Protocol with a Gender Perspective, its objectives and foundations. In the fourth part, the effects of the Protocol on the judicial system and its application in specific cases will be examined. Finally, the fifth part brings a conclusion, discussing whether the Protocol will be effective in promoting a more just and egalitarian society or whether it will remain another instrument that does not cause substantial changes.</p>2025-04-24T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2024 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/587THE IMPACTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE JUDICIARY2025-03-24T21:43:26-03:00Marcus Vinícius José Gomesbiblioteca@famig.edu.brCarlos Henrique Passos Mairinkbiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>This paper aims to analyze the main impacts of using artificial intelligence in the judicial system, especially the issues of transparency and explainability in judicial decisions. In this legal context, the importance of applying computer technology is notorious, which has grown over the years and continues to undergo adaptations and adjustments to better adapt to the legal reality, such as the electronic process system. However, the great highlight is the benefits provided by artificial intelligence, among them procedural speed, economy, agility and for providing ease of access to the judiciary. However, some adverse situations arise in this scenario related to ethics, legal certainty and principles, such as transparency and explainability. And the research problem of this work focuses on the clashes arising from the use of the AI tool that is related to the problem of transparency and explainability in judicial decisions. It is society's right to value impartiality and justice in trials, and a case study was even presented that demonstrated how ethical deviations are possible in the face of a judicial decision made by AI, without human supervision. Therefore, since this work deals with ethical and legal issues in the judicial system, it was essential to discuss the regulation of Artificial Intelligence by specific law, which is currently being deliberated by the National Congress. Finally, this work advocates the use of ethical guidelines, transparency and explainability in judicial decisions when using artificial intelligence, that is, it is a tool that has come to assist in judicial decisions, with the aim of ensuring and maintaining efficiency, trust and the well-being of society in decisions, and not replacing the interpreters of the rights of the Judiciary.</p>2025-03-24T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2024 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Scienceshttps://www.periodicos.famig.edu.br/index.php/libertas/article/view/585Family Holding as a Succession Planning Instrument – Tax and Corporate Aspects2025-03-24T20:47:29-03:00Gustavo Helano Alves Pereirabiblioteca@famig.edu.brCarlos Henrique Passos Mairinkbiblioteca@famig.edu.br<p>The family holding company is a legal and financial structure used to establisha company intended to fully or partially control other organizations, without directly participating in the economic activities carried out by these controlled companies. Based <br>on this system, the article presents a critical approach to the family holding company, showing how this tool can be applied in the face of a family asset succession, aiming to obtain better organization in succession planning, reduction in tax expenses and consequent preservation and protection of assets. The concept of family holding company is presented, showing its origins, regulations, classifications and objectives. Through the succession, tax and corporate approaches of this relevant instrument, its effectiveness, advantages and benefits in relation to the traditional succession model are considered. <br>Thus, it is expected that this will be the natural path for the future of family businesses regarding family asset succession.</p>2024-12-13T00:00:00-03:00Copyright (c) 2024 LIBERTAS: Journal of Applied Social Sciences