SUBSTANTANCIAL DEMOCRACY AND SOCIAL RULE OF LAW: A GUARANTEE APPROACH
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https://doi.org/10.24862/rcdu.v12i2.1452Abstract
This present article aims to analyze the phenomenon of democracy, in its substantial dimension, and to discuss the paradigmatic shift that allowed the rise of the social state in the middle of the 20th century. This approach is made based on a theoretical framework based on the general theory of guarantor law, designed by the Italian philosopher Luigi Ferrajoli. It was deduced that, although the social state has been systematically failing to meet the constitutionally prescribed demands there is no doubt that such a juridical-political standard represented and represents an expressive evolutionary milestone capable of expansion. The hypothetical-deductive methodology was use in the research in association with the bibliographic method.
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