THE ACHIVIEMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL SOCIAL RIGHTS THROUGH POLICY AND PUBLIC BUDGETS

This study aims to investigate the role of planning instruments in effective social fundamental rights, in particular of public policies and budgets. The research used the hypothetical-deductive method, from the readback of the doctrine on this subject production, with practical experience represented by models that set out to overcome the huge gap between abstract normative prediction and the achievement of fundamental social rights in the real world. From the delimitation of the concept of public policy, sought to clarify the relationship between public policy and democratic rule of law, outlining the contours of its anatomy and functionality. It also sought to understand the relationship between public policy and fundamental rights, in particular the role that those engaged in the fulfillment of such genre. To reach this goal, developed the idea of prohibition of inadequacy and the inertia in the production and implementation of public policies aimed at the achievement of fundamental rights. Similarly, investigated the role of the budget in control of the effectiveness of the implementation of the social fundamental rights and their relationship with the principle of democratic management.