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The article aims to develop a theoretical analysis relating ecofeminism and ecosocialism to gender relations and environmental protection. The problem question is: How is gender sustainability possible through ecosocialism? In order to answer it, we started from the perception of gender inequality and violations of women's rights through ecofeminist philosophy. We then argued for a socialist eco-feminist position for effective sustainable development and identified the relationship between eco-socialist foundations and their relationship with fraternity as a legal concept of social duties and, from this, we argued for a socialist eco-feminist position for effective sustainable development beyond economic growth. A deductive approach and bibliographic and documentary methods were used. In the end, it was possible to ascertain that the perspectives pointed out, as well as being correlated, present themselves as an appropriate path towards an effective sustainable human experience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article is theoretical approach sustainable development and corporate social responsibility, a topic discussed worldwide. It presents a brief review on the evolution of commercial law in the world, and especially in Brazil to achieve its business phase, as well as the economic expansion that occurred after the Second World War, globalization, generating a rampant growth inattentive to environmental and social providing a development of unstructured and disorderly manner from the point of view sustainable. The overall goal of this article is to demonstrate the need for companies to act in a supporting sustainable development making a parallel with the company's social responsibility. What is the importance of companies maintaining its operations in order to preserve the environment for future generations? No difference between sustainable development and corporate social responsibility? The methodology used was the inductive method, operated by the techniques of the referent category, the operational concept and literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]