法律之死

Q2 Social Sciences

Global Jurist Pub Date : 2022-11-16 DOI:10.1515/gj-2022-0064

U. Mattei

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这是一篇关于宪法的衰落和衰落的演讲，这是新千年的一个首要特征。我关注的是从冷战结束——曾经被称为历史的终结——到本世纪第二个十年开始的我所谓的“第二次冷战”，并在乌克兰的代理人战争中升级。第二次冷战的另一个特点是，中国通过世界贸易组织(以遏制中国似乎势不可挡的全球霸主地位的上升)的合作失败，以及一种永久性的紧急状态。

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The Death of Law

Abstract This is a talk about the decline and fall of constitutional law, an overarching characteristic of the new millennium. I focus on the period from the end of the Cold War—once described as the end of history—to what I call the “Second Cold War” beginning in the second decade of this century and having escalated in the proxy war in Ukraine. The Second Cold War is also characterized by an aborted cooptation of China through the World Trade Organization (to tame China’s seemingly unstoppable ascension to global supremacy) as well as a state of permanent emergency.

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Global Jurist Social Sciences-Law

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