The capitalist economic systemis not getting off worldwidesince 2008. Soitseems that political institutions should try to finda new legal frame work for economic relations.
One question remains unanswered until today: if legal guarantees shall be subject to the economic systemor, other wise, the economy shall be permeated by the prevalence [...]
The research seedbed Rafael Uribe Uribe is an idea born of the absence of unconventional intellectual production in Law and Social Sciences School from the UPTC, in order to
claim this axiological essence, implicit in its name School of Law and Social Sciences, through ideal thesis upheld in the material practice of such knowledge. [...]
The present article addresses a review of two fundamental concepts for understanding the dynamics of administrative law and constitutional law, in which it addresses the scope
of the principle of legality and whether the latter is integrated into a constitutional state, which implies that it is considered a principle of constitutionality, [...]
The "reality contract" has generated various legal-procedural debates within the jurisdiction of contentious-administrative matters. One of them has been the application of
the extinctive prescription on the rights that derive from the declaration of existence of the employment relationship, which has led the Second Section of the Council [...]
The following focuses on the jurisprudence of the Council of State (hereinafter CoS) regarding the privatization of water that has been attempted over the last decade in view
of the international obligations that the country has undertaken to repay its public debt obligations. [...]
Background The relationship between military necessity and the protection of cultural heritage under international humanitarian law has been and continues to be governed by
a constant tension that has shaped both doctrine and practice. While the principle of military necessity, rooted in and derived from the 1863 Lieber Code and codified [...]
The promotion and protection of human rights is one of the most essential responsibilities of the international community. Based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
the UN Charter and other human rights instruments the international community is required to cooperate and collaborate with each other in order to protect and promote [...]
This study aims to determine the regulation of narcotics in the Philippines according to the National Police Commission, National headquarters Philippine National police Office
of the Chief, PNP About Command Memorandum Circular No.16-2016, and analyze how Access to Justice in the perspective of international law against Crimes Against Humanity [...]
Introduction. This article examines the violations of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) concerning Israeli attacks on medical personnel and facilities in Lebanon between
September 23rd and October 23rd, 2024. Methods. Based on data from the Lebanese Center for Human Rights (CLDH), the study highlights attacks on medical units, personnel, [...]
A new form of “autocratic legalism” (Scheppele) that relies on law rather than guns raises a serious challenge to democratic constitutionalism. While authors tend to focus
on the “illiberal” challenge, this article is concerned with its jurisprudential dimension: what exactly is wrong with autocratic legalism? That is, to what extent [...]
