Justicia y soberanía realimente existentes

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  • Luis Pásara The Hellen Kellogg Institute

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Justice, citizenship, Latin America, Judicial branch, Supreme Court

Abstract

In order to explain the limits of judicial reforms in America Latina, this article assumes a non-judicial perspective to discuss some aspects of the political regime that are determinant to judicial issues. In particular, it examines the process of judicial production and the conditions for exercising citizenship, indicating their consequences on the judicial realm. The article concludes by offering a hypothesis on the production of varipis forms of citizenships in Latin American countries.

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Pásara, L. (2002). Justicia y soberanía realimente existentes. Política Y Gobierno, 9(2), 361-402. http://politicaygobierno.cide.edu/index.php/pyg/article/view/361

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