“El control judicial le cuesta demasiado a la democracia”. Entrevista a Jeremy Waldron

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Isonomía. Revista de Teoría y Filosofía Del Derecho 48:171-182 (2018)
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A propósito de su reciente visita a Colombia, invitado por la Corte Constitucional y la Universidad de La Sabana, los profesores Leonardo García Jaramillo y Vicente F. Benítez-R. entrevistaron al profesor Jeremy Waldron. Waldron fue Chichele Professor en la Universidad de Oxford, discípulo y contradictor de Dworkin, y es uno de los autores más influyentes del debate teórico político y constitucional contemporáneo. Actualmente es University Professor de la Universidad de New York. La traducción al español de la entrevista es también de Leonardo García Jaramillo y Vicente F. Benítez-R...

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