Legalização da cannabis medicinal no Brasil : um olhar a partir das lógicas institucionais

Abstract

This course conclusion work (CCW) is intended to carry out an in-depth analysis of the possible implications that the legalization and commercialization of hemp can externalize in the Brazilian market. Through a literature review, data on cannabis consumption and economics are collected, followed by a comparative analysis of international legalization experiences. A national case study broadens understanding of implications at the local level. A multidisciplinary approach examines economic effects, and the various sectors of the national market. This includes the areas of industry, agriculture, health, tourism, regulation and public safety. Writing and editing complete the process, providing a comprehensive overview of the purposes, methodology, results and conclusions of this research. The findings of this research indicate that regulating industrial hemp in Brazil presents a significant economic and social opportunity. Analysis suggests that responsible legalization can drive the creation of new productive chains and generate economic impact, while also fostering social redress. However, the full realization of these benefits hinges on a clear regulatory framework and integrated public policies.