A globalização e a regulação da complexidade social por meio de sistemas jurídicos e suas redes sancionatórias

Abstract

Globalization, the great social changes, science, technology made the company now passed, increasingly becoming a complex environment. Such complexity led citizens in a growing sense of fear and insecurity. Reflecting these sentiments, the law is called to regulate the new social relations. However, given the fragility of their traditional resources, ineffective social reality of a globalized, there is a need to build a new form of social regulation by law. Systems theory is conceived as a possible alternative, a complex theory to a complex society that finds a difference in the way of helping men to understand the social complexity. Complexity is evident in the constitution that enshrine the many elements that now protrude into the criminal law. The leading role of criminal law becomes a major alternative to the social problem of fear, insecurity, setting a model of criminal policy of expansion. However, the clash between a criminal law reveals the minimum and maximum possible use of other forms of social regulation, able to share responsibilities with other branches of law, positions of social control, satisfactory to a modern criminal policy. So, in this work are discussed various networks penalties so that it identifies the best way to address the problem of an increasingly complex society.