The Right to Democracy in the Americas

Heraldo Muñoz

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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies International Law and Human Rights Political Dynamics in Latin America

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In his insightful book On the Law of Nations, Daniel Patrick Moynihan states that international law “is not higher law or better law; it is existing law. It is not a law that eschews force; such a view is alien to the very idea of law. Often as not it is the law of the victor; but it is law withal and does evolve” (Moynihan 1990, 19).

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1992The Emerging Right to Democratic Governance

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