ADMINISTRAÇÃO PÚBLICA CONSENSUAL E O DIREITO À PARTICIPAÇÃO

Abstract

In the current stage of the democratic rule of law, there is the democratization of public administration, involving the establishment of decision-making spaces that enable active public participation in administrative decision-making and the application of consensus-driven guidelines in its actions. Within this context, this article aims to analyze the right to active participation of members of society in administrative decision-making. Its specific objectives include outlining the characteristics of the democratic rule of law, studying the democratization of public administration, and exploring a model of consensus-based public administration. The central question addressed is: could the adoption of a consensus-based public administration model facilitate active societal participation in decision-making processes? The research employed descriptive and exploratory methods, utilizing data collection from documentary and bibliographic sources, along with analysis and comparison of norms, works, and scientific articles. The logical foundation was established through deductive reasoning, moving from general theories to specific conclusions.