This article addresses the general rules of sport in Brazil and Portugal, from a comparative perspective. It starts from the assumption that sport should be the focus of state attention and public policies as a citizenship development strategy. The main objective is to comparatively analyze the sports legislation in Brazil and Portugal, especially the acts that established the general rules for this sector at the national level. For this, a descriptive-analytical research with a qualitative approach and exploratory scope was carried out, organized from field work and analysis and treatment of empirical and documental material. The content analysis of the documents confirmed that in Brazil financing is the main issue in the State's normative action, while in Portugal the regulatory exercise is the main concern. In both countries, it was possible to observe the impact of mega-events in the legislative sphere, with the production of exceptional acts.
Keywords
Sports legislation; Brazil; Portugal; Comparative study
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Source: Prepared by the authors
Source: Prepared by the authors.
Source: MAXQDA Analytics Pro 2022.
Source: MAXQDA Analytics Pro 2022. Image translation: Consolidation Law no. 5_2007 - Diário da República no. 11_2007 List of Codes: Regulations; Volunteering; Technical training; Events and competitions; Sport and inclusion; Physical education and school sport; Sports structure and management; Olympic and Paralympic sport; Diplomacy and international relations; Information and research; Funding; Public manageme; Decentralization; Infrastructure; Health; Combating discrimination.
Source: MAXQDA Analytics Pro 2022.
Source: MAXQDA Analytics Pro 2022. Image translation: COMPILED LAW 9615 List of codes: Supervision, transparency and social control; Doping; Sports Conceptualization; Regulations; Technical training; Events and competitions; Sport and inclusion; Physical education and school sport; Sports structure and management; Olympic and Paralympic sport; Information and research; Funding; Public management; Infrastructure; Health; Right to sport.