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Abstract: Latin America is the region where constitutional socioeconomic rights have been taken most seriously. There is a high level of convergence around the idea that socioeconomic rights belong in constitutions. Moreover, there is a growing regional consensus that
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Abstract: This paper presents a republican approach to judicial review that is based on a deliberative and participatory interpretation of this institutional arrangement. The paper is divided into five sections, plus an introduction. Section I presents some considerati
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Abstract: In popular democratic conceptions, the right to candidacy and the right to vote are two sides of the same coin. Nonetheless, as the legislative analysis in this paper shows, their sets of right holders are not symmetrical in the extant practice of otherwise p
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Abstract: There is a debate regarding the relationship between standard and behavioral perspectives of Law and Economics. On the one hand, Behavioral Economics could broaden economic theory by explaining the real world of law, as in the case of legal structures of meri
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Abstract: The aim of the article is two-fold. First, to identify the elements that distinguish private military and security companies (PMSCs) from other entities. Second, to propose a definition of PMSCs under international humanitarian law (IHL). The hypothesis of th
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Abstract: Arbitration in Colombia is based on an ancient stringent legal formalism that has transplanted, transformed, and mixed, Spanish and Roman laws and legacies with French exegesis. It has also been based on German jurisprudence. This paper describes how Colombia
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Abstract: This paper examines over 12 years of the implementation of Colombia's land restitution policy to provide insight into the ongoing debate over effective institutions for managing property disputes in contexts of violence and inequitable access to land. The aut
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Abstract: This is a case study of a legal dispute that has shaken Ecuador for over three decades, serving as a living lab for examining how international relations, international law, politics, and comparative law influence and nurture transnational litigation strategi
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