Aproximación a los orígenes de la "revolución judicial": Justicia, Mercado y Poder Judicial al interior del Estado Moderno.

Sentenced originally to serve as “mouth of the law,” the judiciary within the continental tradition has been calling for participation spaces increasingly relevant to political, social and economic development; taking a leadership that suggests, yes the nineteenth century was still parliaments, t...

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Main Author: Flórez Muñoz, Daniel E.
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad de Manizales (UManizales): Centro de Investigaciones Socio-Jurídicas de la Facultad de Derecho 2010
Subjects:
Poder Judicial
Estado Moderno
Ley
Modelo económico
Constitución
Justicia Distributiva
Judiciary
Modern State
Law
Economic Model
Constitution
Distributive Justice
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=3343276
Source:Ambiente Jurídico, ISSN 0123-9465, Nº. 12, 2010, pags. 126-144
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Aproximación a los orígenes de la "revolución judicial": Justicia, Mercado y Poder Judicial al interior del Estado Moderno.
Summary: Sentenced originally to serve as “mouth of the law,” the judiciary within the continental tradition has been calling for participation spaces increasingly relevant to political, social and economic development; taking a leadership that suggests, yes the nineteenth century was still parliaments, the twentieth century of presidential systems, the twenty-first century be the century of the judiciary. The present study describes these developments with emphasis on political and economic conditions that have enabled this development to what is now called: Judicial Revolution or the Government of Judges

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