Diálogos Entre Constituição E Direito Internacional: Introdução À Teoria Da Teia Constitucional

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Author	Weberbauer, Paul Hugo
Copyright Year	2014
Abstract	This article is a product of the author's initial a ttempt to develop a theory trying to describe the insertion of the idea of Constitution in the international Environment. The main idea is that the relationship between Constitu tion and International Law is, in fact, a relationship between pluralities, plurality marke d between the interaction of different national order (Constitutions) between themselves a nd the common goal in obtain a broader Law, the International Law. Therefore, the latter having an obligatory cosmopolitan spirit, commonly absent in the nationa l Laws under a Constitution. In the author minds, this situation can be described as be ing like a “spider web”, whose “spider” that spins the web is the Conflict of Law (or Private International Law). In other words, this “web spinning” is where we can fi nd the dialogue between Constitution (National Law) and International Law. Therefore, the understanding of this
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DOI	10.12957/rfd.2014.7202
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Language	English
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Resource Type	Article