No. 113 (2022)

(enero-abril)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5944/rdp.113.2022

Published: 2022-03-25

ESTUDIOS/STUDIES

A problem of methodology? The difficulties of constitutional jurisprudence to prosecute with stable guidelines the punishment of potentially harmful forms and speeches of vindication, criticism or protest.

Miguel Ángel Cabellos Espiérrez

13-43
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Dimensions of equal suffrage

Jorge Urdánoz Ganuza

45-69
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The parliamentary nomination of State authorities. The blockade, the veto and the «institutional basket»

Laura Baamonde Gómez

71-93
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Approximation to the police custody or pretrial detention in Morocco: View from the 2011 Constitution and the moroccan penal system

Alberto Oehling de los Reyes

95-125
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Free movement of people, health laws and Covid-19

Patricia García Majado

127-152
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NOTAS/NOTES

Some remarks on the state of democracy in France

Carlos-Miguel Pimentel

155-161
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DERECHO PÚBLICO EUROPEO/EUROPEAN PUBLIC LAW

Constitutional Illiberalism Has Come to Stay. The Central European Experiences

Adam Krzywon

165-191
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Case law overview on the right to access public information at the european level

Eloísa Pérez Conchillo, Pablo Cruz Mantilla de los Ríos, Alicia González Moro, Ana Galdámez Morales, Javier Sierra Rodríguez

193-220
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DERECHO POLÍTICO IBEROAMERICANO/IBEROAMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

Political participation of women in the chilean constitutional process

Leslie Sánchez Lobos, Pamela Figueroa Rubio

223-243
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The Public Administration on The New Chilean Constitution: Public Enterprise as a pretext

Simón González Barrios

245-271
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Globalisation and constitutional transfers. Remarks on potential implications on the Chilean constitution-making process

Eduardo A. Chia

273-310
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The eternal and unfinished debate on the questioned Council of the Magistracy of the Republic of Argentina

Fruela Río

311-337
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The Judicial Branch as a (pretty) bad political regulator: notes from Brazil

Eneida Desiree Salgado

339-359
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