Description
NEW SCENARIOS FOR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
Book Summary
This work offers a rigorous and up-to-date analysis of fundamental rights in the contemporary context, addressing the challenges posed by globalization, the climate crisis, and the transformation of governance. Through an interdisciplinary approach that connects law with political science, environmental studies, and international relations, the book provides theoretical and practical tools to understand the evolution of these rights. The reader will find a deep reflection on how to ensure that fundamental rights remain a pillar of human development in a complex and constantly changing world.
What is it about?
The work explores the adaptation of fundamental rights to new global scenarios, moving beyond isolated disciplinary perspectives. Each chapter is structured to address specific challenges, such as the international protection of human rights, public liberties in digital environments, and the intersection between rights and the environment. The author combines empirical and normative analysis to examine how institutions and legal frameworks respond to current problems, from transnational governance to the defense of rights in regional contexts. It is a study that invites critical reflection and academic dialogue, offering a comprehensive vision of rights in the 21st century.
Main Topics
- International protection of human rights and public liberties.
- Fundamental rights in the context of globalization and governance.
- Relationship between human rights, environmental studies, and climate policy.
- Evolution of legal frameworks in the face of new social and technological challenges.
- Interdisciplinary analysis of democracy and social responsibility.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at academics, legal professionals, policymakers, graduate students, and any reader interested in the defense and evolution of fundamental rights. It is especially useful for those seeking an interdisciplinary perspective that connects law with political science, international relations, and governance studies, as well as for researchers who wish to delve into the current challenges of human rights.
What this book contributes
- An updated and rigorous analysis of fundamental rights in complex global scenarios.
- Theoretical and practical tools for understanding the interaction between law, politics, and the environment.
- An interdisciplinary vision that enriches academic and professional debate on the protection of rights.
- Critical reflections that foster dialogue and commitment to the evolution of human rights.
Technical Specifications
- Author: JORGE ISAAC TORRES MANRIQUE
- Publisher: J.M.BOSCH
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND PUBLIC LIBERTIES
- Collection: LAW
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: February 2026
- Number of pages: 376
- Weight: 650 g
Editorial Review
This is a reference work for those seeking to understand fundamental rights from a current and multidisciplinary perspective. Its integrative approach and intellectual rigor make it a valuable tool for both the academic sphere and professional practice. Its argumentative clarity and sensitivity to regional and global contexts make it especially relevant for the contemporary debate on human rights and governance.