No. 8 (2007): Historia Constitucional N. 8 (2007)

Presentation

• Introduction to the number

  Joaquín Varela Suanzes-Carpegna

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STUDIES

NOTES

• The Brazilian constitutionalism: an historic introduction (1824-1988)

  Paulo Ferreira da Cunha

  263-271

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• The Peruvian liberalism and the impact of the ideas and the constitutional models at the beginning of the XIXth century

  Marco Antonio Jamanca Vega

  273-287

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• The first circulation of the American constitutional model in Europe: Mably and Brissot, two opposite generations

  Fernanda Mazzanti Pepe

  290-302

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REVIEWS

• The Spanish liberalism in America

  Alfredo Ávila

  306-316

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• Two phenomena of different nature: the “juntismo” in peninsular Spain and in Hispano-America

  José Carlos Chiaramonte

  318-323

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• How the man became citizen and what happended to him in the city (the citizenship according to Pietro Costa)

  Faustino Martínez Martínez

  325-338

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• Kelsen and the theory of democracy

  Ignacio Torres Muro

  339-348

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REPORTS

• The www site about Constitutions of Hispano-America

  José Manuel Díez Fuentes, Leticia Medina Fernández

  351-356

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• Digitalization of the legal and academic Portuguese doctrine (c. 1800-c.1910)

  Antonio Manuel Hespanha

  357-359

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NEWS

• International Colloquium about Constitutions and Constitutional History (Mexico, September 2006)

  Cecilia Noriega, Alicia Salmerón

  363-371

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• VI International Congress about Iberoamerican Studies (Porto Alegre, Brasil, October 2006)

  Charles Monteiro, Helder V. G. da Silveira, Maria Cristina dos Santos

  373-375

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