Democracia e tecnologia no Grande Glocal da contemporânea sociedade do risco e da informação

boas práticas sustentáveis de cibercidadania

Abstract

The study in question involves Science, technique and technology intertwining in reference to the regulation of the good (sustainable) development of each nation, considering, for this purpose, the different meanings of Cybernetics juxtaposed in the risk and information society in interaction with related themes, such as interactive glocalization, socio-dromocracy and regulatory governance, through a parallel between the Theory of democracy and the positivization of Law. To this end, the analysis adopts a deductive method, using a bibliographical and documental approach, and an interdisciplinary methodology to identify the context of conflicts between Branches of government, and between these and stakeholders, in the anthropocene risk and information society, involving, for this purpose, different branches of Law, as well as Philosophy of Law, Sociology of Law, Social Psychology and Political Science, through a critical analysis of the reality exposed and using the aforementioned doctrine as a theoretical framework. The conclusion is that there is a need for glocal/global governance to regulate conflicts in order to preserve social peace and prosperous coexistence, valuing and weighing up personal or socially sectorized points of view of an ethical and moral nature, as well as the projection of solipsistic objectives onto the collective bias.