The document presented below is a reflection on the value of social responsibility in field guarantees that organizations must have an issue as relevant decent work. Under qualitative methodology, where search for information was carried out various sources with purpose making analysis and bibliographic review firm intention establishing fundamental objective, reflective represented by responsi...

Indigenous peoples understand clearly the relationship between development for someone else, and their own underdevelopment. They also understand clearly the impacts of certain approaches to development on the environment and on the health of their peoples. For example, practices such as monoculture cash crop production, use of genetically modified seeds and mineral extraction lead to environme...

Despite recent stability and socioeconomic development, Brazil's history is marked by social inequality, informality, precarious work, and psychosocial vulnerability, with little opportunity for decent and meaningful work, as recommended by the International Labour Office (ILO), for people in the country. Nevertheless, based on a social constructionist view, the hypothesis can be raised that th...

Assuming that states will remain a permanent feature of our world, what is the ideal that we should hold out for the international order? An attractive proposal is that those peoples that are already organized under non-dominating, representative states should pursue a twin goal: first, arrange things so that they each enjoy the republican ideal of freedom as non-domination in relation to one a...

This study was inspired by the famous turn of phrase that came from Polish statesman Władysław Bartoszewski: “It’s good to be decent” (Warto być przyzwoitym). It is frequently quoted in public discourse and invokes decency as a value construed intuitively difficult define. The article presents diachronic analysis lexemes przyzwoity ‘decent’ przyzwoitość ‘decency’, przyzwoicie ‘decently’ since t...