No. 71 (2013): The Constitutionalization of Peruvian Law: Twenty Years after the Political Constitution of Peru (1993)

• Editorial

  9-10

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Main Section

• Constitutionalization of Peruvian Law

  César Landa Arroyo

  13-36

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• Constitutionalize the law or politicize the Constitution? Threats, risks and dangers in contemporary constitutionalism

  Eduardo Hernando Nieto

  37-52

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• Contracts with protection duties. A propos of Constitutional and Civil Law connection

  Rómulo Morales Hervias

  53-75

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• Family model guaranteed in 1993 Constitution

  Alex Plácido

  77-108

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• Approaches to a constitutional function on theory of crime

  Yvan Montoya Vivanco

  109-139

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• The penalty: function and requirements

  Iván Meini Mendez

  141-167

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• International Law on Human Rights contribution to constitutionalization of law after 1945

  José Burneo Labrín

  169-199

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• Cultural, social and economic rights in the Constitution corpus and Constitutional Court’s Case Law

  Patricio Rubio

  201-230

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• Constitutionalization of international investment law: Indirect expropriation cases, fair and equitable treatment

  César Higa Silva, Víctor Saco Chung

  231-256

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• Constitutionalization of tax definition

  Francisco J. Ruiz de Castilla Ponce de León, Carmen Robles Moreno

  257-279

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• Obligation of negotiation and facultative arbitration as part of constitutional law content on collective negotiation

  Guillermo Boza Pró, Ernesto Aguinaga Meza

  281-307

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• The right to work: transition from free dismissal to guaranteed constitutional right

  Alfredo Villavicencio Ríos

  309-339

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• Constitutionalization of procedural law and its impact in standard legislation reform, CPP (Criminal Procedure Code) and in criminal justice system

  Mario Pablo Rodríguez Hurtado

  341-385

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• Constitutionalization of arbitration in Peru: some considerations around relationship among arbitration, Constitution, fundamental rights and Rule of law

  Reynaldo Bustamante Alarcón

  387-411

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• Indecopi’s bureaucratic barriers control and economic fundamental rights guardianship

  César Ochoa Cardich

  413-442

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• Governmental control of public expenditure in the constitutional State: thoughts regarding General Comptroller sanctioning powers approval on functional administrative responsibility

  Erika García Cobián Castro

  443-475

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• Constitutionalization of environmental law

  Luis Alberto Huerta Guerrero

  477-502

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Miscellaneous

• Constitutional function assigned to the penalty: Bases for a criminal policy plan

  Romy Chang Kcomt

  505-541

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• Elements for a general theory of equality and non discrimination regarding European experience

  Daniel Borrillo

  543-556

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• Judiciary on Russian Constitutional System

  Vladislav Arkhipov, Dmitriy Bartenev, Sergey Belov, Olga Kudryashova, Diana Mushtakova, Ilya Vasil’ev

  557-587

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• The practice of judicial review in China

  Guoqiang Zhai

  589-602

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• Crónica de Claustro

  605-620

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