No. 49: Special issue in honor of Professor Javier de Lucas

• Al filo de medio siglo de andadura universitaria

  Javier De Lucas

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• Javier de Lucas. Apuntes sobre una biografía intelectual

  María José Añón Roig

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1. Fundaments of Law, values and principles

• On the concepts of solidarity and human dignity. A dialogue with Javier de Lucas

  Manuel Atienza Rodríguez

  29-39

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• The conceptual challenges of solidarity

  Francisco Javier Ansuátegui Roig

  40-54

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• Javier de Lucas and Condorcet: three seminal ideas

  José Juan Moreso

  55-73

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• Atticus Finch or the disappointment

  Alfonso Ruiz Miguel

  74-106

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• Ninety minuti at the Bernabeu are molto longos

  Manuel Cruz

  107-117

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• The (end of) Empire of Autonomy

  Ernesto Jaime Vidal Gil

  118-128

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• Personal self-determination and dignity: A legislature of consolidation

  Juan Carlos Carbonell Mateu

  129-140

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• New technologies in criminal justice? Only if in a process with all the guarantees

  Perfecto Andrés Ibánez

  141-152

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• As we have changed! Mutations of criminal law

  José L. González Cussac

  153-162

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• Covid-19 Pandemic and labour relations: Some hypotheses

  Vincenzo Ferrari

  163-176

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• The political task between the limited certainties of science and Law: considerations regarding some works by Javier de Lucas

  Vicente Bellver Capella

  177-189

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• Faced with the invasion of Ukraine: remilitarization of Europe or immediate ceasefire?

  Jesús Ballesteros

  190-201

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• Kantian cosmopolitan-humanism as an ethical-legal alternative to war

  Fernando H. Llano Alonso

  202-214

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• War in Kant: a Providence´s design

  Jesús Ignacio Martínez García

  215-225

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• A legal, historical and political controversy for Javier de Lucas. The ghost of the Torres de Meirás

  Isabel Burdiel Bueno

  226-239

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• The struggle for the Law, the struggle(s) for right(s) and the task of defending “Thermopylae” as poetry of character

  José García Añón

  240-249

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2. Human mobility, rights and borders

• The notion of border and its functions in the thought of Javier de Lucas

  Ángeles Solanes Corella

  250-263

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• Javier de Lucas and the ethics of immigration

  Francisco Javier Laporta San Miguel

  264-273

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• Hospitality towards foreigners in utopian thought

  Miguel Ángel Ramiro Avilés

  274-285

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• Between dehumanisation and humanisation of the figure of the migrant: from political and media discourse to film narrative

  Geraldine Galeote

  286-296

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• Migrations and asylum: professor de Lucas’ reflections and contributions on the study of the right to asylum

  Victor Merino Sancho

  297-308

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• Migrations, asylum and human rights: A Lucasian approach to the dysfunctions of migration governance

  Gemma Pinyol-Jiménez

  979-988

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• Controversies surrounding development and refugee aid. Teachings and lessons learned from Professor Javier de Lucas

  Carlos Gómez Gil

  309-319

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• The right to asylum and solidarity in the face of cultural and institutional racism

  Nacho Hernández Moreno

  320-327

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• The principle of non-refoulement in the case of unaccompanied asylum seeking children: the work of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC)

  Roberto Pérez Salom

  328-338

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• The EU's response to refugees from Ukraine: a one-time exception or a change of perspective?

  Cristina Gortázar Rotaeche

  339-352

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• Between the agency and the structure: the struggle of migrants for a diverse and inclusive citizenship during the COVID19 pandemic

  Emma Martín-Díaz

  353-364

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• Human migration as a silent consequence of climate change

  Estrella del Valle Calzada

  365-375

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• Evolution of the right to family reunification in the recent jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights, in the face of the economic and humanitarian crisis

  Lucía Aparicio Chofré

  376-386

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3. Legitimacy, citizenship and disobedience to law

• The political force of friendship

  Jose Antonio García Sáez

  387-399

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• The acceptability of a democratic nationality in the gradual model of citizenship of Javier de Lucas

  Isabel Turégano Mansilla

  400-411

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• The critique of modernity and cosmopolitan citizenship in the thought of Javier de Lucas

  Alfonso de Julios-Campuzano

  412-422

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• The need for the Philosophy of Law to speak of needs. In Homage to Professor Javier de Lucas.

  Silvina Ribotta

  423-436

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• From peculiarity’s rhetoric to disinhibition’s rhetoric: a discursive itinerary of populism

  Beatriz Gallardo Paúls

  437-446

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• Nationalist populism, immigration and xenophobia

  Albert Mora Castro

  447-460

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• Civic integration policies. Contents, tools and gender dimension

  Sandra Gil Araujo

  461-474

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• Democracy. Legitimacy. Leadership

  Salvador Vilata Menadas

  475-485

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• To Say No: Dorothy Day and Civil Disobedience

  Ana Colomer Segura

  486-495

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• Conscientious objection: regulation of conscientious objection to abortion in Spanish legislation

  Ana Paz Garibo Peyró

  496-507

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• The labor panopticon: from modern times to the algorithm

  Juan Vicente López Gandía

  508-518

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• Legislative Decrees: A Theoretical Approach

  José Carlos Navarro Ruiz

  519-530

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• Attacks on multiculturalism and the risks for democracy

  Joaquim Bosch Grau

  531-543

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• On cultural pluralism in the strong sense: the forgotten economic dimensión

  Ignacio Aymerich Ojea

  544-554

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• Multiculturalism, relational intersubjectivity and dialogue between cultures. A proposal for citizenship from the perspective of European federalism

  Joan Alfred Martínez i Seguí

  555-563

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• Cultural diversity and identities: can interculturalism be extended to non-ethnic groups?

  Oscar Pérez de la Fuente

  564-575

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• Politics and hate speech: authoritarianism is back

  Andrés Gascón Cuenca

  576-586

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4. Human rights, limits and extensions

• Javier de Lucas. The struggle for the right to have rights

  Emilia Bea Pérez

  587-601

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• On obvious rights

  Rafael De Asís Roig

  602-611

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• Solidarity as an essential value at the foundation of human rights

  Ignacio Campoy Cervera

  967-978

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• Transformative capacity of the human rights discourse: new narratives

  Juana Maria Gil Ruiz, Ana Rubio Castro

  612-634

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• The commitment to rights and the defeatibility of tolerance

  José Martínez de Pisón Cavero

  635-645

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• Human rights: dignity and difference

  José Antonio López García

  646-657

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• Equality, non-discrimination and nationality

  María del Carmen Barranco Avilés

  658-666

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• Human rights education: what for?

  Fernando Flores Giménez

  667-677

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• Teaching methodology and the fight for rights in the work of Javier de Lucas

  Carlos Gil Gandía

  678-688

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• Gender stereotypes in employment: a topical issue

  María Belén Cardona Rubert

  689-696

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• Care as a category of construction of legal subjects in democracy

  Fabiola Meco Tébar

  697-709

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• Animals in the legal system: sentient beings, patients, or moral agents?

  José Luis Rey Pérez

  710-721

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• Advances and setbacks in the fight against impunity in Europe: from the Tibet cases to the war crimes of Syria and Ukraine

  José Elías Esteve Moltó

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• The debt owed to the victims of the Franco regime beyond Act 20/2022 of 19 October on Democratic Memory: towards a Truth Commission?

  Raquel Vanyó Vicedo

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• What do we do with ISIS crimes? An analysis of the problems of creating an exclusive tribunal to prosecute them

  Joan-Marc Ferrando Hernández

  750-761

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• The administration of puberty blockers and cross hormones to minors within the framework of Law 4/23, of February 28, for real and effective equality of trans people and for the guarantee of the rights of people LGBTI

  Angela Aparisi Miralles

  762-777

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• Implicaciones de la reforma normativa del sufragio activo de las personas con diversidad funcional

  Ángel Corredor Agulló

  1000-1010

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5. Literature, cinema and Law

• Four novels and a poem for a Philosophy of Law

  Cristina García Pascual

  778-791

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• A Certain Lucas. The role of literature in the moral, legal and political philosophy of Javier de Lucas

  Jesús García Cívico

  792-806

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• The fight for human rights: Missing (Costa Gavras, 1982)

  Consuelo Ramón Chornet

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• The Atticus code. Tribute to Professor Javier de Lucas Martín

  Jose Manuel Rodríguez Uribes

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• Racism and epistemic injustice. Variations on Javier de Lucas's Atticus Finch

  Carlos Lema Añón

  820-830

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• Javier de Lucas in my movies

  José Ramón Cossio Díaz

  831-838

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• Some like it hot

  Ruth M. Mestre i Mestre

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• “Kandahar”: The silenced cry of women in Afghanistan

  Yolanda García Ruiz

  850-859

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• Baby boom: feminism in the key of comedy

  Encarnación Fernández Ruiz-Galvez

  860-872

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• 55 days in Beijing. Cinema and colonialism

  Ángel Pelayo González-Torre

  873-886

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• Film and Children’s Rights: Ladybird, ladybird

  Teresa Picontó Novales

  887-899

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• From rejection of difference to white supremacism: BlacKkKlansman (Spike Lee, 2018)

  Raúl Susín Betrán

  900-911

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• The posthumanist dream of ‘Blade Runner 2049’. Speech on Professor Javier De Lucas’ ‘El derecho guardián de la diferencia’

  Pedro A. Talavera Fernández

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Epílogo

• My tribute to Professor Javier de Lucas

  Sami Näir

  998-999

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• Professor Javier de Lucas' Publications

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List of authors and issue statistics

• Índice del número 49

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