A terceirização como axioma do desenvolvimento econômico brasileiro

Abstract

The aim of this work is to demonstrate the evolution of information technologies from a discussion on information in the context of moving from a model of disciplinary society proposed by Michel Foucault to the contemporary society of control advocated by Deleuze in partnership with Félix Guattari, especially considering the risks of algorithmic modulation; discuss surveillance, monitoring, filtering and control of personal data or big data; and highlight the algorithmic modulation and mediation of information as a form of social control. In view of these points, this research aims to analyze the main bases of digital law, considering the Civil Rights Framework for the Internet and the General Data Protection Law as fundamental legislative landmarks, and proposing the recognition of the previous legal regime, CDC, Transparency Law and decree of electronic contracts, as well as the most recent bills that are being discussed in the National Congress and that deal with burning issues that present themselves as the current horizon of risks of the constant advancement of information technology. Finally, in the limits and dimensions of a work of conclusion of course of followed, it is intended to identify possible solutions that can be recognized in the principles already present in the current laws that deal with the digital law, as well as by the action of implicit principles that result from the digital constitutionalism , which can act in a complementary way and allow us to point out points of mediation of the dilemma of constant tension between fundamental rights of freedom of expression in the face of also fundamental rights to the protection of moral integrity: privacy, image, honor