Volume 12, No. 24.
Julio - Diciembre

Table of contents

1. preliminar

   Luís Bernardo Díaz Gamboa

   5-6

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1. Human rights: their presence in Colombian Constitutions. Part I About the analysis of content of the texts corresponding to the Constitutions of 1886 and 1991

   Miguel Ángel Sierra-Baena, Alonso Sierra-Londoño, Óscar de Jesús Zapata-Ocampo

   7-21

   • Abstract 357
     
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2. Ineffective way of legal enforceability to substant iate and resolve trials of liability and punish crimes a gainst humanity in the Bolivian legal system

   Misael Christian López-Medina

   22-28

   • Abstract 296
     
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3. Child population in forced displacement situationin Colombia and its manifestations of citizenship

   Luz Haydeé González-Ocampo, Matías Bedmar-Moreno

   29-48

   • Abstract 546
     
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4. Special protection for workers in mattersof social security

   Mariah Angélica Hernández-Montenegro, Mónica Jimena Reyes-Martínez

   49-54

   • Abstract 351
     
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5. Health as public service or right in the businessbetween private actors of the Colombian healthsystem

   Fred G. Manrique- Abril

   55-72

   • Abstract 601
     
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6. The principle of fraternity in the correlate of thehuman rights and the social State of law: towards theconstruction of the state of the art of the principle offraternity in the law

   Lizeth Judith Chocontá-Solano

   73-85

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7. Peace in Colombia

   Tomás Calvo-Buezas

   86-89

   • Abstract 313
     
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8. Racism and neo-Nazis in Internet: alsoin Latin America

   Tomás Calvo-Buezas

   90-112

   • Abstract 991
     
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9. Litigants Instruction, of Antonio de Paz y Salgado:an alternative non-judicial model to resolve conflicts

   Rafael Antonio López-Murcia

   113-122

   • Abstract 424
     
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10. The presidential re-election in Latin America: abreakthrough into warlordism and a setback fordemocracy

    Carlos Alfonso Cárdenas-Hernández

    123-136

    • Abstract 413
      
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11. Enabling environments for the exerciseof democracy in school

    José Eriberto Cifuentes-Medina

    137-157

    • Abstract 325
      
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12. s it possible to eliminate corruption?

    Julián Alberto Camacho-García

    158-174

    • Abstract 595
      
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13. The international responsibility of the Statefor the delay in a judicial decision making.(Case García Mateos against Spain)

    Daniel Rigoberto Bernal-Gómez

    175-192

    • Abstract 322
      
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14. Challenges to democracy in Argentina.Thirty years later

    Ricardo del Barco

    193-201

    • Abstract 277
      
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15. Companies and human rights

    Asier Tapia-Gutiérrez

    202-216

    • Abstract 342
      
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16. njunctions in class action for the protection of thetransgenerational right to environment “water resources»

    Nicolás Andrés Pedraza-Huertas

    217-232

    • Abstract 442
      
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17. Neoliberals in Latin America.Ortodox and conventional

    Claudio Katz

    233-256

    • Abstract 1163
      
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18. DMG case: State responsibility suitableof compensation for group action

    Luis Bernardo Díaz G.

    257-278

    • Abstract 1061
      
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19. Human rights and Internet

    Rafael Salazar-Jaramillo

    279-288

    • Abstract 541
      
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20. The time of the victims and hopes

    Rafael A. Ballén-Molina

    289-290

    • Abstract 227
      
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21. Around otherness: paradigms and behaviors

    Ernesto Barnach Calbó-Martínez

    291-299

    • Abstract 305
      
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22. The security forces and the police in the Colombian post-conflict

    Carlos Julio Martínez-Becerra

    300-314

    • Abstract 695
      
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23. Public services as fundamental rights

    Sergio Roberto Matias-Camargo

    315-329

    • Abstract 2161
      
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24. Examination of weighting for the protectionof the fundamental rights of children

    Pedro Luis Lizcano-Amézquita

    330-357

    • Abstract 1117
      
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25. Panama Canal

    Javier Henao-Hidrón

    358-360

    • Abstract 405
      
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26. Itinerary of the humanitarian crisis in Syria

    Javier Henao-Hidrón

    361-366

    • Abstract 347
      
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27. The university professor in the era of globalization

    Néstor Hernando Parra-Escobar

    367-379

    • Abstract 262
      
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