Gladio Gemma

Liberal-Democratic Constitutionalism and Imposed Dignity

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Abstract

The Author maintains that human dignity, which is rightfully protected by constitutional and international law, cannot be sustained to the point of being in contrast with individual self-determination, as this would be inconsistent with the principles of liberal-democratic constitutionalism. Therefore, rules or measures that impose or prohibit any behaviour in the name of the individual's own dignity should be considered as illegitimate.

Keywords

  • Dignity - liberty - self-determination - constitutionalism - rights

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