El principio de la jurisdicción universal de los derechos humanos desde la globalización y el constructivismo
This work analyzes the context in which the principle of universal jurisdiction regarding human rights has developed. During its evolution as a social-juridical process we can find significant advances. One of them is the International Criminal Court, in a hegemonic context at the international soci...
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Universidad Militar Nueva Granada
2010
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| Baliabidea: | Revista Prolegómenos. Derechos y Valores de la Facultad de Derecho, ISSN 0121-182X, Vol. 13, Nº. 25, 2010, pags. 235-249 |
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This work analyzes the context in which the
principle of universal jurisdiction regarding
human rights has developed. During its
evolution as a social-juridical process we can
find significant advances. One of them is the
International Criminal Court, in a hegemonic
context at the international society.
Inside of normative adaptation dynamics, a lecture
from the globalization theories is required.
For this purpose, constructivist reflections in
the theoretical framework of the international
organizations role and the construction of
norms will be exposed in this article. |
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