Solidaridad e insolidaridad en el constitucionalismo contemporáneo

The purpose of this paper is to point out some features of the relationship between solidarity and lack of solidarity in\nmodern and contemporary constitutionalism. In order to do that, the article traces the historical emergence of two distinct\nnotions: that of "solidarity", in the context of the French Revolution, and that of "solidarism", used as a reaction to the\nlate nineteenth century conservative constitutionalism. After that, the paper discusses the uses of "solidarity" in the various\nkinds of social constitutionalism that existed throughout the twentieth century. Thirdly, it attempts to show the perversions,\nif not the neglect, of the idea of solidarity in what might be called neoliberal constitutionalism. After offering a brief\ncritique of this approach, the article tries to explore the conditions for the emergence of a new kind of constitutionalism\nfounded on democratic solidarity and fraternity. In comparison with its previous versions, this constitutionalism should be\nable to project it basic features in public and private r elationships, within and beyond state bor ders

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