Democrazia liberale e/o costituzionale: continuità o discontinuità

Journal title TEORIA POLITICA
Author/s Andrea Greppi
Publishing Year 2004 Issue 2004/3 Language Italian
Pages 8 P. File size 444 KB
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The hypothesis of a transition from the paradigm of the rule of law to the one of constitutional rule of law has been thought of as the premise of another paradigmatic transformation of contemporary democracy. The neo.constitutional movement announces the transition from the old liberal conception to constitutional democracy. Ferrajoli has put forward a substantial definition of democracy as part of a wider law theory. Bobbio,instead, preferred to cling to a minimal, formal and procedural definition of democracy which leaves no room for a re-elaboration such as the one offered by neo-constitutionalists. In this essay the two solutions to the problem of the relationship between the rule of law and democracy are compared. Falsehood Deadly Embrace.

Andrea Greppi, Democrazia liberale e/o costituzionale: continuità o discontinuità in "TEORIA POLITICA" 3/2004, pp , DOI: