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Ars Iuris Salmanticensis, 2017 The processes of supranational integration have developed a series of legal and political constructions. In them the determination of States are always in a permanent weakening of its constituent elements. The Andean Community is the process of integration of the Latin American countries: Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Bolivia.
José Francisco CHALCO SALGADO
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The Law of Regional and Multilateral Agreements: How Does Andean Community Law Relate to WTO Rules??? [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014 The Andean Court of Justice (hereinafter the ACJ) has shown its interest in respecting the international obligations incumbent on Member States as parties to other treaties by considering these as sources of law in the Andean Community. The ACJ has also shown a certain openness to international agreements signed by Member States by asserting the need ...
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Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting, 2009 Forty years ago, the small and underdeveloped nations on the mountainous western edge of South America formed a regional integration pact to promote economic growth, regulate foreign investment, and harmonize national laws. Overall, their enterprise has not turned out well.
Helfer, Laurence R. +2 more
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, 2021 The global pandemic crisis has created a valuable opportunity to promote green recovery policies at the level of regional integration blocks that are tightly aligned to climate policies, including carbon pricing. The European Union’s Green Deal is an example.
Peña Alegría, Pablo Guillermo +2 more
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, 2021 One of the most important issues in Andean Community administrative law concerns the extension of the locus standi to request preliminary rulings from the Court of Justice of the Andean Community (TJCA). In fact, the TJCA has interpreted the concept of “national judge” in a broad and generous manner, including the administrative bodies of the Member ...
Diez Canseco Núñez, Luis José +1 more
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The Andean Community law: obstacles to integration?
Revista de Derecho, 2011 El derecho comunitario andino se convierte en un obstáculo para la integración en la medida en que no se aplique adecuadamente el concepto de supranacionalidad y preeminencia frente a las normas internas del respectivo país miembro. De la misma manera, se trata de enfocar el asunto desde la esfera constitucional de los países miembros, poniendo ...
Silvana Insignares Cera +1 more
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Edelweiss Applied Science and TechnologyIn the community of Casaorcco, Ayacucho, customary law remains the primary mechanism for conflict resolution, coexisting with state law within a framework of legal pluralism. This study examines its role in the administration of justice, its theoretical foundations, and its impact on social cohesion and communal autonomy.
Juan Ramos López +2 more
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, 2022 Within the integration processes in the world, it is necessary to remark the experience of the integration process that has happened in our region since the subscription of CartagenaAgreement (May 26th of 1969), that in it’s institutional evolution in the last five decades has created a regulatory system own to its history , practices and organization ...
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The Andean Legal Order: A New Community Law [PDF]
Hispanic American Historical Review, 1980 Michael A. Morris, F. V. Garcia-Amador
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The field of law in colombian territorial decentralization and the andean community (CAN)
, 2019 The Andean Community (CAN) has been considered as an International Organization with different characteristics from other international organizations, which is why it is of interest to analyze the relationship between the administration systems called Colombian territorial decentralization and CAN from the legal scenario, that is, discarding the ...
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