by Gustavo Zagrebelsky · Einaudi · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788806130817
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In this essay, Gustavo Zagrebelsky explores the relationship between law, rights, and justice, arguing that human rights depend on the law and that the demands of justice are intrinsically linked to it. The author analyzes European history, from the rule of law in the 19th century to the current constitutional state, showing how legal norms should not be the expression of particular interests or formulas for imposed universal conceptions. Instead, he proposes a "soft law", a peaceful and democratic proposal that considers the pluralism of cultural, ethical, religious, and political universes that characterize current society.
Gustavo Zagrebelsky is an Italian judge and constitutionalist.
