Evidence, political accountability and the rule of law
Teresa Freixes discusses current Spanish and international politics and the legal debates surrounding it in her latest articles
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Category: Political Sciences
War and peace, today and yesterday
Jesús Alberto García Riesco, a colonel in the Spanish Army, analyzes security, geopolitics, and military history in the articles “American Disdain and European Weakness,” “The Relevance of the Rommel, Campines, and Marshall Military Education Model on the Transparent Battlefield,” and “Key Aspects and Lessons from the Iran-Iraq War.”
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The role of the judge in democracy
Daniel Berzosa reflects on the role of the judiciary in the rule of law and defends a liberal balance inspired by Benjamin Constant, who warned that rigid legalism could lead to a new despotism, in the article “The Judge and the Soul of Law”
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The pan-iberian space in the new international framework
Frigdiano Álvaro Durántez presents the context of Iberophony as a vast global linguistic and cultural sphere in his work “Iberophony, a cornerstone for Spain’s foreign policy: the Pan-Iberian space”
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Teresa Freixes reflects on current Spanish and international politics in her latest articles
Teresa Freixes reflects on current Spanish and international politics in the articles “Catalans à la carte,” “Revisiting the motion of no confidence,” “Recapping,” “Budgets are no small matter,” “The roar of the Lion in Catalonia,” and “Florentine politics.”
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From “come back tomorrow” to the defence of democracy
Javier Junceda addresses the role of Torcuato Fernández-Miranda, tutor to Juan Carlos I, in the Transition in the article “Eight Memorable Months,” and reflects on political correctness and the Administration in “Comfort Zones”
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