Publication: Teorías institucionalistas del Derecho (esbozo de una voz de enciclopedia)
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2006-01
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Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Instituto Bartolomé de las Casas ; Boletín Oficial del Estado
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El artículo trata sobre el institucionalismo jurídico como una corriente de pensamiento que se opone a la concepción estrecha del derecho que se sostiene desde el positivismo jurídico. Los principios de esta teoría fueron desarrollados por el jurista italiano Santi Romano, quién sostuvo la equiparación del ordenamiento jurídico como una forma social organizada. Otra vertiente de esta teoría, es la que representa Maurice Hauriou que distinguía entre institucionespersonas e instituciones-cosas y equiparaba con éstas últimas al Estado representativo. El jurista alemán Carl Schmitt es otro representante de esta teoría aunque en una vertiente ilegítima debido a su carácter antiiluminista, irracionalista y antiliberal. La teoría ha sido renovada por los aportes del llamado neo-institucionalismo de Ota Weinmberger y Neil MacCormick, y la teoría institucional de Cornelius Castoriadis.
This article is about the juridical institutionalism as theory opposed to the closed conception of law supported from the legal positivismo The principIes for this theory were developed by the italian jurist Santi Romano, who stated the description between the juridical organization as a ordered social form. Another variation for this theory is that one supported by Maurice Hauriou, who distinguished between institutions-persons and institutions-things and put as equivalent these last ones with the representative State. The german jurist Carl Schmitt is another representative from this theory, nonetheless from an illegitimate variation, due to his anti illuminist, irrational and anti liberal character. The theory has been renewed by the academic contributions made by the neoinstitutionalism from Ota Weinmberger and Neil MacCormick, and also by the institutional theory made by Cornelius Castoriadis.
This article is about the juridical institutionalism as theory opposed to the closed conception of law supported from the legal positivismo The principIes for this theory were developed by the italian jurist Santi Romano, who stated the description between the juridical organization as a ordered social form. Another variation for this theory is that one supported by Maurice Hauriou, who distinguished between institutions-persons and institutions-things and put as equivalent these last ones with the representative State. The german jurist Carl Schmitt is another representative from this theory, nonetheless from an illegitimate variation, due to his anti illuminist, irrational and anti liberal character. The theory has been renewed by the academic contributions made by the neoinstitutionalism from Ota Weinmberger and Neil MacCormick, and also by the institutional theory made by Cornelius Castoriadis.
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Institucionalismo, Positivismo, Teoría del derecho
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Derechos y Libertades: revista del Instituto Bartolomé de las Casas, enero 2006, n. 14, p. 103-112