Princípio transindividual à probidade administrativa e a correlação com direito humano ao "bom governo".

Abstract

This research work analyzes the principle of probity in public administration and its correlation with the human right to "good government". Thus, the problematic tonic of the present research is based on an analysis of how the evolution of this principle occurred, its difficulties on the implementation and to relate the human right to good government to its effectiveness. The objective consists in assess the dynamic historical development of the principle of probity in public administration and the consequences of patrimonial society for the effectiveness of the principle above and as well as to realize a minute research in finding the adjustment of administration to this principle and ensuring the human right to good government. Justifies the present work the search for constant debate on the issue of (un)probity in the Brazilian legal universe and the need to find a way to effectively safeguard good governance. For this aspiration, it is adopted the analytical and deductive method makes use of bibliographic and jurisprudence research. With respect to doctrine, there is evidence of an understanding that the principle of probity by a series of shades was and is disrespected; moreover, the doctrine highlights positive developments in implementing the principle. Moreover, the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court has not allowed the production of social outcomes within the normative elements attached to the principle of probity.