comentarios sobre el principio de igualdad y género en la constitución de cádiz (1812)
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Abstract
Este artículo realiza algunos comentarios sobre el principio de igualdad en la Constitución Gaditana de 1812, en concreto, y entre otros, sobre el concepto de ciudadano, los sujetos de derecho, la sucesión en la Corona o los Títulos nobiliarios. Se realiza una descripción de su tratamiento en la misma explicando el contexto en el que se aprobó, y a través de su comparación con la vigente Constitución española de 1978.
This article makes some comments on the principle of equality in the Constitution of 1812 Cadiz, in particular, and among others, the concept of citizenship, the subject of law of succession to the crown or the title. We present a description of their treatment in the same explaining the context in which it was approved, and through comparison with the current Spanish Constitution of 1978.
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| Authors | ;Rosa María Ricoy Casas |
| Journal | international journal of refugee law |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.5944/rdp.82.2011.9173
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