Vol. 2 No. 2 (2010): July/December

Articles

• Action of the judge and the parties in the process: A study about mutatio libelli from the perspective of procedural reforms

  Felipe Daniel Amorim Machado, Flaviane de Magalhães Barros

  72-85

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• Law, continuity and rupture

  Fernando Armando Ribeiro

  86-95

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• New transnational scenarios and the asymmetric democracy

  Gabriel Real Ferrer, Paulo Márcio Cruz

  96-111

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• Law and religion or the frontiers between public and private

  Geraldo Miniuci

  112-126

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• Reflections on constitutional procedural law in Latin America

  Humberto Nogueira Alcalá

  127-149

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• Fragmented international law and the protection of human rights: The repercussions in the development of the states

  Jose Luiz Quadros Magalhaes, Henrique Weil

  150-155

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• Research conducted by the Brazilian Public Attorney and the constitutional provisions: The position of the Supreme Court

  Nestor Eduardo Araruna Santiago, Anarda Pinheiro Araújo

  156-163

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• Habermas, law and eugenics

  Vicente de Paulo Barretto, Leonardo de Camargo Subtil

  164-174

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• New powers and the need of a global regulation for nanotechnologies

  Wilson Engelmann, Tatiana de Almeida F. R. Cardoso

  175-192

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• Prolegomena to a Theory of Judicial Power: The concept of judicial independence in Theory and History

  Pasquale Pasquino

  193-200

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• Semantic normativity and the objectivity of legal argumentation

  Matthias Klatt, Felipe Oliveira de Sousa

  201-213

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))