No. 10 (2009): Historia Constitucional N. 10 (2009)

Presentation

Presentación / Introduction

Joaquín Varela Suanzes-Carpegna
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STUDIES

The origins of the Spanish constitutionalism

On the “inexistence” of the Bayonne Constitution

Claude Morange

1-40
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The “juntista” movement in Lerida at the beginning of the war of Independence (1808)

Antoni Sánchez i Carcelén

41-61
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A woman translating Mably in the Cadiz of the Cortes: the Marchioness of Astorga

Elisa Martín-Valdepeñas Yagüe, Beatriz Sánchez Hita, Irene Castells Oliván, Elena Fernández García

63-136
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Writer and Journalist women between the Spanish Constitution of 1812 (1808-1823)

Marieta Cantos Casenave, Beatriz Sánchez Hita

137-179
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The XXth Century Spanish and Italian Constitutionalism

Angel Osorio y Gallardo between the “Corporative Solution” (1913-1931). The historical impact of the political representation of workers

Sergio Fernández Riquelme

181-200
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The republican nation between inheritance and break. An approximation to the definition of “Spain” in the constitutional debate of 1931

Marie Angèle Orobon

201-215
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The resistance in the constituent Assembly and in the Italian Constitution of 1948

Giacomo Delledonne

217-241
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United Kingdom and United States of America

The Magna Charta: Reality and myth of the medieval constitutionalism

Miguel Satrústegui Gil-Delgado

243-262
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The Separation of Powers in United States of America: Past and Present

George W. Carey

263-295
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The Sedition Act of 1798 and the seditious libel: the criminal treatment of the freedom of speech

Abel Arias Castaño

297-321
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The constitutional crisis of 1876 in the US presidential election: Hayes vs. Tilden (I)

Jorge Pérez Alonso

323-382
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Philippines

A universalist history of the 1987 Philippine Constitution (I)

Diane Desierto

383-444
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NOTES

Democracy in Europe. A note about the “Societas Erasmiana” in Dahrendorf

Antonio Lastra

445-453
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Guizot and the legitimacy of power

Ramón Punset Blanco

455-463
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Europe as Community of Law

Michael Stolleis

465-474
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Europe as Community of Law

Michael Stolleis, Ignacio Gutiérrez Gutiérrez (traslator)

475-484
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REVIEWS

Constitutional conspiracies in Spain (1819-1834)

Ignacio Fernández Sarasola

485-494
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The Art of writing and the American Constitution

Antonio Ferrer

495-506
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The Corts of Cadiz and its constitutional influence in Peru

Teodoro Hampe Martínez

507-509
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From Historical Constitution to Constitutional History. The Medioevo as political imaginary

Faustino Martínez Martínez

511-527
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The “traveller” King’s voyage around Andalucia

Antonio J. Piqueres Díez

529-533
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INTERVIEW

Politics and the Constitution in British and American History: Interview with Professor Maurice Vile

Joaquín Varela Suanzes-Carpegna

535-558
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Politics and the Constitution in British and American History: Interview with Professor Maurice Vile

Joaquín Varela Suanzes-Carpegna

559-581
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NEWS

I International Congress of Constitutional History, Lima, June 2008

José F. Palomino Manchego

583-588
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Colloquium “War, Revolution and Constitution, 1808-2008”, Gandía, Octobre 2008

Carmen García Monerris, Encarna García Monerris

589-591
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International Congress “Validity and repercussions of the Constitution of Cadiz”, Elche, December 2008

José Antonio Pérez Juan

593-595
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Presentation

Presentación / Introduction

STUDIES

The origins of the Spanish constitutionalism

On the “inexistence” of the Bayonne Constitution

The “juntista” movement in Lerida at the beginning of the war of Independence (1808)

A woman translating Mably in the Cadiz of the Cortes: the Marchioness of Astorga

Writer and Journalist women between the Spanish Constitution of 1812 (1808-1823)

The XXth Century Spanish and Italian Constitutionalism

Angel Osorio y Gallardo between the “Corporative Solution” (1913-1931). The historical impact of the political representation of workers

The republican nation between inheritance and break. An approximation to the definition of “Spain” in the constitutional debate of 1931

The resistance in the constituent Assembly and in the Italian Constitution of 1948

United Kingdom and United States of America

The Magna Charta: Reality and myth of the medieval constitutionalism

The Separation of Powers in United States of America: Past and Present

The Sedition Act of 1798 and the seditious libel: the criminal treatment of the freedom of speech

The constitutional crisis of 1876 in the US presidential election: Hayes vs. Tilden (I)

Philippines

A universalist history of the 1987 Philippine Constitution (I)

NOTES

Democracy in Europe. A note about the “Societas Erasmiana” in Dahrendorf

Guizot and the legitimacy of power

Europe as Community of Law

Europe as Community of Law

REVIEWS

Constitutional conspiracies in Spain (1819-1834)

The Art of writing and the American Constitution

The Corts of Cadiz and its constitutional influence in Peru

From Historical Constitution to Constitutional History. The Medioevo as political imaginary

The “traveller” King’s voyage around Andalucia

INTERVIEW

Politics and the Constitution in British and American History: Interview with Professor Maurice Vile

Politics and the Constitution in British and American History: Interview with Professor Maurice Vile

NEWS

I International Congress of Constitutional History, Lima, June 2008

Colloquium “War, Revolution and Constitution, 1808-2008”, Gandía, Octobre 2008

International Congress “Validity and repercussions of the Constitution of Cadiz”, Elche, December 2008

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