后主权“联邦”中的法律与美德:Neil MacCormick与宪法多元主义的政治理论

IF 1.1 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE
Hugo Canihac
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本文重构了苏格兰法律哲学家、欧洲议会议员尼尔·麦克科米克爵士(1941-2009)的政治思想,他是当今欧盟最具影响力的法律理论之一“宪法多元主义”的创始人。它认为,他的法律理论是以连贯和原始的后主权政治理论为基础的。但是,与目前的许多解释相反,本文认为,从规范上讲,宪法多元主义并不是一个纯粹的自由主义理论。它也不像人们所说的那样本质上是不自由的。相反,本文阐述了N.MacCormick在D.Hume思想的启发下设想的混合制度设计,以及他发展的后主权伦理理论的谱系。因此,尽管我认为它最终会导致一种共和世界主义,但宪法多元主义的政治理论被证明是一条重要的途径,即使没有得到充分发展,也可以逃脱一些通常与后主权相关的缺点。
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Law and virtue in a post-sovereign “Commonwealth:” Neil MacCormick and the political theory of constitutional pluralism
This paper reconstructs the political thought of the Scottish legal philosopher, and eventually MEP, Sir Neil MacCormick (1941–2009), the founder of “constitutional pluralism,” one of the most influential legal theories of the European union today. It argues that his legal theory is underpinned by a coherent and original political theory of post-sovereignty. But, contrary to many current interpretations, this article argues that normatively, constitutional pluralism is not a purely liberal theory. Neither is it inherently illiberal, as has been contended. Instead, this article spells out the hybrid institutional design imagined by N. MacCormick and inspired by the thought of D. Hume, as well as the lineaments of an ethical theory of post-sovereignty he developed. So doing, while I will argue that it ultimately leads to a kind of republican cosmopolitanism, the political theory of constitutional pluralism is shown to open up an important, if not fully developed, avenue to escape some shortcoming commonly associated with post-sovereignty.
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