Constitutional Theory of Peru on the XXth Century

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  • Domingo García Belaunde Universidad de Lima

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i11.279

Keywords:

Manuel Vicente Villarán, teaching Constitutional Law in Peru during 20th century, Text books, Constitution of 1979

Abstract

Peru as all other ibero-american nations, gained its political independence at the beginning of the XIX century, exactly in 1821. This beginning went together with approving and passing many different Constitutions, but this was not carried out accompanied with large theoretical developments. This happened by individual initiatives and in some sense solitary activities of some intellectuals in the XX century, leaded at its beginnings by Manuel Vicente Villarán.  With the years this will change slowly when new authors appear, not only with texts but also teaching at the universities. The real change occurs at the end of the 1970s, coinciding with the democratizations that took place all over the world and especially in Latin American countries. This has its starting point with the 1979 Constitution, it is followed by a sort of constitutional boom which is reflected in the proliferation of courses of Constitutional and the appearance of specialized teachers in the area, events and publications were made in rapid succession. This covers the last years of the twentieth century and continues in the new century.

Submission Date: 23/10/2009

Acceptance Date: 12/12/2009

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Author Biography

Domingo García Belaunde, Universidad de Lima

(Lima, 1944). Es Abogado (1968) y Doctor en Derecho (1974). Ejerce la abogacía así como la docencia universitaria. Ha sido Profesor Principal de la Universidad de Lima (1984-2000) y lo es en la actualidad de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (desde 1968). Profesor Distinguido de las Universidades Externado de Colombia (1992) y Nacional Autónoma de México (1987) y Profesor Honorario de diversas universidades peruanas así como Doctor honoris causa de la Universidad Peruana "Los Andes" y de la Universidad Católica "Santa María" (Arequipa). Miembro de diversas asociaciones jurídico-constitucionales de América Latina. Es fundador y Secretario General Ejecutivo del Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Constitucional (con sede en México) y Vicepresidente del Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Procesal  Constitucional (con sede en Rosario, Argentina). Fundador y Presidente honorario de la Asociación Peruana de Derecho Constitucional. Es Presidente de la Academia Peruana de Derecho (2010-2011). Desde 2000 es director de la “Revista Peruana de Derecho Público” y entre sus  publicaciones se  cuentan “El Habeas Corpus interpretado” (1971); ”El Habeas  Corpus en el Perú” (1979); ”Constitución y Política” (1981); ”Conocimiento y Derecho” (1982); ”Mar y Constitución” (1987); “Teoría y práctica de la Constitución peruana” (2 tomos, 1989-1993); ”Esquema de la Constitución peruana” (1992); ”Las Constituciones del Perú” (1993); ”La Constitución en el péndulo” (1996); “Derecho Procesal Constitucional” (1998 y 2001); ”De la jurisdicción constitucional al Derecho Procesal Constitucional” (2001); ”Constitución y dominio marítimo” (2002); ”El Tribunal de Garantías Constitucionales y Sociales de Cuba: 1940-1952” (2002); “El Poder Judicial en la encrucijada” (2004); ”La Constitución y su dinámica” (2004); y, “El Derecho Procesal Constitucional en perspectiva” (2008 y 2009).

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No. 11 (2010): Historia Constitucional N. 11 (2010)

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