Avançando a Governança Global:
Integrando o Conceito de um Futuro Compartilhado para a Humanidade com o Estado de Direito Ambiental Internacional
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.23925/2526-6284/2023.v12n12.68585Mots-clés :
International law, international relations, golobal governance of the environment, ChinaRésumé
O conceito de uma comunidade com um futuro compartilhado para a humanidade representa a visão da China para a governança global na nova era da globalização, tendo um mundo sustentável ambientalmente como seu princípio central. O estado de direito ambiental internacional é crucial para a construção de uma civilização ecológica global. No entanto, alcançar esse objetivo enfrenta desafios significativos, incluindo a fragmentação do direito ambiental internacional, mecanismos de implementação frágeis e estruturas insuficientes para a resolução de disputas ambientais. Aproveitando sua rica conotação, o conceito de um futuro compartilhado para a humanidade pode desempenhar um papel crucial no avanço do estado de direito ambiental internacional. Isso inclui o fortalecimento dos princípios fundamentais do direito ambiental internacional, a orientação para o desenvolvimento de um marco jurídico mais coeso, o aprimoramento dos mecanismos de aplicação e a promoção da coordenação internacional na resolução de disputas ambientais. Nesse sentido, este estudo argumenta que o conceito de um futuro compartilhado para a humanidade é fundamental para incorporar visões de mundo alternativas na ordem internacional existente, reforçando o estado de direito ambiental internacional. Isso envolve traduzir a visão para a linguagem do direito ambiental internacional e estabelecer plataformas inovadoras para integrar o conceito com abordagens legais e institucionais à governança ambiental global.
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