Judges, anthropology, and fundamental rights
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Abstract
The paper analyzes the relation between the judiciary and multiculturalism, by examining some recent contributions by experts in comparative constitutional law. Such lawyers emphasize a renewed interest of constitutional jurisprudence (in particular, North-American jurisprudence) in the anthropological profiles regarding the conflicts of rights involving ethnical minorities.
Keywords
- Power
- Fundamental Rights
- Multiculturalism
- Ethnical Minorities
