O direito ao entretenimento na função social da cidade

Abstract

The art. 6 of the Brazilian Federal Constitution states that leisure is a social right. Such constitutional protection achieved with the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988, coupled with international forecasting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights itself requires the preparation of detailed study of the subject. Moreover, the rise of a new middle class with greater purchasing power, the effervescence of the third industrial revolution and the election of Brazil, and specifically the city of Rio de Janeiro, as the headquarters of several international entertainment events, are the arguments that introduce our study "the city and the fulfillment of the entertainment law." In order to provide a brazilian concepction of entertainment law, we will analyze , at a first moment, conception of other humanities and foreign law. From that, we will define the duties of the state in satisfaction of this right, as well the regulation power and the fostering in economic activity surrounding the leisure, called the entertainment industry. The study also addresses the understanding that the city can be conceived as oikos of the entertainment, allowing an analysis of the ways that cities must behave in order to provide minimum content of leisure. At the end, with the paradigm of Rio de Janeiro city, we will analyze how certain cities may have geographical, historical and cultural characteristics that make these municipalities internacional centers of entertainment satisfaction.