Albert J Menendez
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 347381 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Albert J Menendez |
| PRENOMES | Albert J |
| SOBRENOME | Menendez |
| ASSINATURA | MENENDEZ A J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2679-2080 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1978 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Rights beyond the Unencumbered Self
This article offers a reading of Catherine Colliot-Thélène's Le commun de la liberté (2022) as a major contribution to the renewal of the way of doing political philosophy characteristic of what may be called the "radical enlightenment". It is claimed that the book forms part of the same politico-philosophical project as La démocratie sans "demos" (2011), i.e. the reconstitution of democracy on a new radical basis. Colliot-Thélène puts forward a …
Sobre el significado del término “revolucionario”
De revolución hemos derivado revolucionario; y esta palabra, con carácter general, se refiere a todo lo atinente a una revolución. Pero el término fue creado específicamente para aplicarse a la nuestra, para la revolución que ha transformado en pocos años a uno de los países en los que el despotismo prevalecía desde más antiguo, en la única república donde la libertad ha tenido alguna vez por base una total igualdad de derechos. Así, la palabra r…
Introducción. Revolución, Reforma, Mutación. Cambio y continuidad en la teoría política
Introducción al dossier
Kant and the French Revolution
Like the French revolutionaries, Kant defended individual rights and a republican constitution. That he nonetheless rejected a right of revolution has puzzled scholars. In this article I give an overview of Kant’s rejection of a right of revolution, compare it to the German intellectual context, and use it to explain Kant’s view of the events in France. In Kant’s nuanced account of the revolution’s two central phases, he refined a distinction bet…
Reflexiones sobre la Revolución de 1688, y sobre la del 10 de agosto de 1792
Cuando comparamos la Revolución de Inglaterra de 1688 con la Revolución Francesa de 1792, encontramos semejanzas en lo que concierne a las causas de ambas, y a los principios que las dirigían. Tales semejanzas, pese a la diferencia de tiempos, de circunstancias y de luces, muestran que la causa del pueblo francés es la de la nación inglesa, y también la de todos los pueblos libres o que han concebido la esperanza de llegar a serlo
Hegel y la revolución francesa
Suele considerarse a Hegel (1770-1831) el filósofo europeo más importante desde Kant. Su influencia se extendió por todo el mundo hasta la Segunda Guerra Mundial, sobre todo a través de su discípulo díscolo, Karl Marx. Desde entonces, su importancia ha tendido a verse eclipsada por una marea creciente de polémica antimodernista, que ha ido de Heidegger al postmodernismo (aunque de forma ocasional e intermitente haya vuelto a prestársele atención)…
Rebelión a bordo? A vueltas (de nuevo) con las relaciones entre ordenamientos en el espacio jurídico europeo
En un puñado de meses de 2020 y 2021, los tribunales constitucionales de Alemania, Polonia y Rumanía decidieron asuntos con un considerable impacto sobre las relaciones entre el derecho constitucional nacional y el derecho de la Unión Europea. La afirmación de la identidad constitucional nacional como límite a la fuerza del derecho europeo en los tres Estados citados y de forma prácticamente simultánea ha llevado a considerar seriamente la hipóte…
Numerical rules or political government, that is the (European) question
Releyendo a Piero Calamandrei y su defensa del Estado Democrático y Social de Derecho
Releyendo
Qué clase de unión es ésta? A vueltas con la saga Gauweiler
The constitutionality of the ECB programme of acquisition of public debt of states suffering a fiscal crisis was challenged before the German Constitutional Court, which, in its turn, pose a preliminary question to the European Court of Justice, revolving around the validity of the programme under EU law. In this case note, I reconstruct the key arguments put forward in three judicial decisions on the case. It is my claim that the European Court …
The Crisis of Law and the European Crises
Europe has been badly hit by several overlapping crises. This article explores how they were triggered by and, in turn, aggravated a structural crisis of European law. It spells out the concrete implications of ‘austerity’ in constitutional terms. First, the crises have led to ad hoc decisions and structural reforms honouring European constitutional norms in the breach. Secondly, the governance of the crises has facilitated the radicalization of …
Hermann Heller NOW
Most of the articles in this issue explore the continuous relevance of Hermann Heller's legal and constitutional theory. There are at least two reasons why this is a compelling topic for the European Law Journal. First, Heller can be fairly regarded as one of the founding fathers of law in context, the approach to law that defines the identity of this journal. To paraphrase one of his disciples, Heller kept the windows of his office always open t…
Developing a Constitution for Europe
A rights-based Europe
Chartering Europe
This article aims at exploring the legal status and policy implications of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. It is argued that the Charter has legal value, despite the fact that it has not been incorporated into Community law. This is so to the extent that it consolidates existing law. The additional symbolic value of the Charter grounds the claim that it will have concrete policy impacts. It will have an effect on the weig…
The December Wars
In this age of political correctness, Christmas has become our most controversial holiday. Each year brings new court battles over nativity scenes on public property and heated school board meetings in the public schools. Author Albert J Menendez traces this dispute as far back as the fourth century, when Catholic orthodoxy turned Christmas into a major propaganda tool as well as a religious observance. Over the centuries there has been a surpris…
Religious Liberty in Crisis
Religion and the U.S. Presidency
Journal Article Religion and the U.S. Presidency: A Bibliography. By Albert J. Menendez. (New York: Garland, 1986. xi + 142 pp. $30.00.) Get access John M. Mulder John M. Mulder Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 74, Issue 4, March 1988, Page 1431, https://doi.org/10.2307/1894549 Published: 01 March 1988
Religion at the Polls
Religion at the Polls
Chartering Europe
This article aims at exploring the legal status and policy implications of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. It is argued that the Charter has legal value, despite the fact that it has not been incorporated into Community law. This is so to the extent that it consolidates existing law. The additional symbolic value of the Charter grounds the claim that it will have concrete policy impacts. It will have an effect on the weig…
The Crisis of Law and the European Crises
Europe has been badly hit by several overlapping crises. This article explores how they were triggered by and, in turn, aggravated a structural crisis of European law. It spells out the concrete implications of ‘austerity’ in constitutional terms. First, the crises have led to ad hoc decisions and structural reforms honouring European constitutional norms in the breach. Secondly, the governance of the crises has facilitated the radicalization of …
Numerical rules or political government, that is the (European) question
Rebelión a bordo? A vueltas (de nuevo) con las relaciones entre ordenamientos en el espacio jurídico europeo
En un puñado de meses de 2020 y 2021, los tribunales constitucionales de Alemania, Polonia y Rumanía decidieron asuntos con un considerable impacto sobre las relaciones entre el derecho constitucional nacional y el derecho de la Unión Europea. La afirmación de la identidad constitucional nacional como límite a la fuerza del derecho europeo en los tres Estados citados y de forma prácticamente simultánea ha llevado a considerar seriamente la hipóte…
Qué clase de unión es ésta? A vueltas con la saga Gauweiler
The constitutionality of the ECB programme of acquisition of public debt of states suffering a fiscal crisis was challenged before the German Constitutional Court, which, in its turn, pose a preliminary question to the European Court of Justice, revolving around the validity of the programme under EU law. In this case note, I reconstruct the key arguments put forward in three judicial decisions on the case. It is my claim that the European Court …
Developing a Constitution for Europe
Religion at the Polls
Religion at the Polls
Religion and the U.S. Presidency
Journal Article Religion and the U.S. Presidency: A Bibliography. By Albert J. Menendez. (New York: Garland, 1986. xi + 142 pp. $30.00.) Get access John M. Mulder John M. Mulder Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 74, Issue 4, March 1988, Page 1431, https://doi.org/10.2307/1894549 Published: 01 March 1988
Religious Liberty in Crisis
The December Wars
In this age of political correctness, Christmas has become our most controversial holiday. Each year brings new court battles over nativity scenes on public property and heated school board meetings in the public schools. Author Albert J Menendez traces this dispute as far back as the fourth century, when Catholic orthodoxy turned Christmas into a major propaganda tool as well as a religious observance. Over the centuries there has been a surpris…
A rights-based Europe
Chartering Europe
This article aims at exploring the legal status and policy implications of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. It is argued that the Charter has legal value, despite the fact that it has not been incorporated into Community law. This is so to the extent that it consolidates existing law. The additional symbolic value of the Charter grounds the claim that it will have concrete policy impacts. It will have an effect on the weig…
Developing a Constitution for Europe
Hermann Heller NOW
Most of the articles in this issue explore the continuous relevance of Hermann Heller's legal and constitutional theory. There are at least two reasons why this is a compelling topic for the European Law Journal. First, Heller can be fairly regarded as one of the founding fathers of law in context, the approach to law that defines the identity of this journal. To paraphrase one of his disciples, Heller kept the windows of his office always open t…
The Crisis of Law and the European Crises
Europe has been badly hit by several overlapping crises. This article explores how they were triggered by and, in turn, aggravated a structural crisis of European law. It spells out the concrete implications of ‘austerity’ in constitutional terms. First, the crises have led to ad hoc decisions and structural reforms honouring European constitutional norms in the breach. Secondly, the governance of the crises has facilitated the radicalization of …
Qué clase de unión es ésta? A vueltas con la saga Gauweiler
The constitutionality of the ECB programme of acquisition of public debt of states suffering a fiscal crisis was challenged before the German Constitutional Court, which, in its turn, pose a preliminary question to the European Court of Justice, revolving around the validity of the programme under EU law. In this case note, I reconstruct the key arguments put forward in three judicial decisions on the case. It is my claim that the European Court …
Releyendo a Piero Calamandrei y su defensa del Estado Democrático y Social de Derecho
Releyendo
Numerical rules or political government, that is the (European) question
Sobre el significado del término “revolucionario”
De revolución hemos derivado revolucionario; y esta palabra, con carácter general, se refiere a todo lo atinente a una revolución. Pero el término fue creado específicamente para aplicarse a la nuestra, para la revolución que ha transformado en pocos años a uno de los países en los que el despotismo prevalecía desde más antiguo, en la única república donde la libertad ha tenido alguna vez por base una total igualdad de derechos. Así, la palabra r…
Introducción. Revolución, Reforma, Mutación. Cambio y continuidad en la teoría política
Introducción al dossier
Kant and the French Revolution
Like the French revolutionaries, Kant defended individual rights and a republican constitution. That he nonetheless rejected a right of revolution has puzzled scholars. In this article I give an overview of Kant’s rejection of a right of revolution, compare it to the German intellectual context, and use it to explain Kant’s view of the events in France. In Kant’s nuanced account of the revolution’s two central phases, he refined a distinction bet…
Reflexiones sobre la Revolución de 1688, y sobre la del 10 de agosto de 1792
Cuando comparamos la Revolución de Inglaterra de 1688 con la Revolución Francesa de 1792, encontramos semejanzas en lo que concierne a las causas de ambas, y a los principios que las dirigían. Tales semejanzas, pese a la diferencia de tiempos, de circunstancias y de luces, muestran que la causa del pueblo francés es la de la nación inglesa, y también la de todos los pueblos libres o que han concebido la esperanza de llegar a serlo
Hegel y la revolución francesa
Suele considerarse a Hegel (1770-1831) el filósofo europeo más importante desde Kant. Su influencia se extendió por todo el mundo hasta la Segunda Guerra Mundial, sobre todo a través de su discípulo díscolo, Karl Marx. Desde entonces, su importancia ha tendido a verse eclipsada por una marea creciente de polémica antimodernista, que ha ido de Heidegger al postmodernismo (aunque de forma ocasional e intermitente haya vuelto a prestársele atención)…
Rebelión a bordo? A vueltas (de nuevo) con las relaciones entre ordenamientos en el espacio jurídico europeo
En un puñado de meses de 2020 y 2021, los tribunales constitucionales de Alemania, Polonia y Rumanía decidieron asuntos con un considerable impacto sobre las relaciones entre el derecho constitucional nacional y el derecho de la Unión Europea. La afirmación de la identidad constitucional nacional como límite a la fuerza del derecho europeo en los tres Estados citados y de forma prácticamente simultánea ha llevado a considerar seriamente la hipóte…
Rights beyond the Unencumbered Self
This article offers a reading of Catherine Colliot-Thélène's Le commun de la liberté (2022) as a major contribution to the renewal of the way of doing political philosophy characteristic of what may be called the "radical enlightenment". It is claimed that the book forms part of the same politico-philosophical project as La démocratie sans "demos" (2011), i.e. the reconstitution of democracy on a new radical basis. Colliot-Thélène puts forward a …
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