| Per un “diritto alla Costituzione” |
| Fascicolo 2009-3 |
| Scritto da Luther Jörg |
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Sommario Il problema dell’implementazione dei diritti umani. – 2. Quel che la storia delle Costituzioni potrebbe insegnare. – 3. Quel che la comparazione delle Costituzioni e l’interpretazione sistematica dei diritti umani potrebbe offrire. – 4. Il diritto alla Costituzione come diritto politico e culturale. – 5. A quale Costituzione abbiamo diritto?
Abstract The article is based on a statement for the World Political Forum and argues for the recognition in of subjective right to Constitution that could help to close the gap between international declaration and national implementation of human rights. The history of constitutions, comparative constitutionalism and the development of international law, especially under the principle of rule of law, can support this idea. The right to constitution could be qualified both as a political and cultural right with individual and collective aspects. The right is not abstract insofar as it is construed as a right to a constitution with a minimum of constitutionalism, but would have perhaps more generally cultural than specifically legal benefits. |