Regulamentação fundiária: uma perspectiva de organização urbana

Abstract

The right to decent housing provided for in the Federal Constitution of 1988 in its article 60 is a protected right that has been debated on the national scene, due to the high number of settlements and citizens living in precarious conditions, not meeting the requirements set out in the CF, thus land regularization becomes essential for compliance with these requirements, so the present work aims to analyze the legal instruments available for the process of urban land regularization, in particular through Federal Law 13.465/17 (Reurb) which aims to establish a resolution to the historical problem experienced by the process of rapid migration from rural to urban areas, which resulted in irregular occupations and the growth of urban areas in an irregular and disorderly manner, aggravated by the absence of the State for a long time in this process. With this, the debate on urban land tenure regularization also aims to assess the possibility of an effective applicability of the law, so that cities become sustainable and the population has their right to decent housing preserved. With this, it is necessary to analyze the historical context of the emergence of the law of cities, seek to understand what is the right to decent housing, what is the role of land reregulation in the urban environment and whether this law will be efficient in its applicability. In addition, the research theme aims to bring legal, environmental, social, urban and academic relevance to the epicenter of the subject.