Beheaded democracies

Authors

  • Walter Antillón

Abstract

The facts outlined in the following pages, though far from very long documents, want to serve only to "aide memoire" of conversations and reflections that scholars of constitutional law must hold at present, in view of the situation in which we find ourselves in Latinoamérica. These facts relate to different forms, direct or indirect, more or less invasive or painless, in which the United States has intervened in Latin American countries.

Author Biography

Walter Antillón

És Màster en Sistema Penal i Problemes Socials per la Universitat de Barcelona (2008) així com European Màster en Critical Criminology pel Common Study Programme on Criminal Justice and Critical Criminology (2009). És membre de l'Observatori del Sistema Penal i els Drets Humans i actualment és becari d'investigació FI de la Generalitat de Catalunya vinculat al Departament de Penal i Ciències Penals de la UB on realitza el doctorat en Dret i Ciència Política amb especialitat en Sociologia jurídic-penal.

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Published

2016-10-01

Issue

No. 11 (2016)

Section

Sección abierta (materiales y autores invitados)

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