This book examines contemporary debates on reform endeavors regarding the rule of law, legal institutions, and rights-based discourses of social transformation in Latin America, with particular focus on Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, and Bolivia.
This book examines contemporary debates on reform endeavors regarding the rule of law, legal institutions, and rights-based discourses of social transformation in Latin America, with particular focus on Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, and Bolivia.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
PART I: LAW, POLITICS, AND STATE-BUILDING IN LATIN AMERICA Theoretical Discussion: Framing the Issues Historical Introduction: Setting the Scene PART II: ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT AND RULE OF LAW Limited Government and Accountability: New Trends in Constitutional Justice and Judicial Activism in Latin America Experience and Impact of Judicial Reform in Latin America PART III: RIGHTS-BASED CITIZENSHIP Human Rights: Past and Present Contemporary Notions of Rights-Based Citizenship: The Emancipatory Potential of the Law and Legal Voice PART IV: IMPACE OF GLOBAL TRENDS IN RULE OF LAW AND RIGHTS ON NATIONAL PROJECTS OF STATE-BUILDING AND DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP International Human Rights, Good Governance, Rule of Law, and Human Development Conclusion
PART I: LAW, POLITICS, AND STATE-BUILDING IN LATIN AMERICA Theoretical Discussion: Framing the Issues Historical Introduction: Setting the Scene PART II: ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT AND RULE OF LAW Limited Government and Accountability: New Trends in Constitutional Justice and Judicial Activism in Latin America Experience and Impact of Judicial Reform in Latin America PART III: RIGHTS-BASED CITIZENSHIP Human Rights: Past and Present Contemporary Notions of Rights-Based Citizenship: The Emancipatory Potential of the Law and Legal Voice PART IV: IMPACE OF GLOBAL TRENDS IN RULE OF LAW AND RIGHTS ON NATIONAL PROJECTS OF STATE-BUILDING AND DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP International Human Rights, Good Governance, Rule of Law, and Human Development Conclusion
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