Between State Law and Civil Rights: the choice of Tocqueville

Authors

  • Lucien Jaume Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i6.85

Keywords:

State Law, Civil rights, Tocqueville, liberalism

Abstract

Firstly, it will be analyzed the main problem during the end of the Empire, that is, the attempt to establish the post-revolutionary order. On the second hand, it will be studied the position of Tocqueville (different to other liberals of his time, such as Guizot or the orleanism) defending no only the individual rights, but also the liberties of the Society itself. Finally, it will be analyzed the importance of the Law in Tocqueville’s thought.

Submission date: 12/12/2004
Acceptance date: 21/03/2005

Author Biography

Lucien Jaume, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Catedrático de filosofía, Director de Investigación en el CNRS (laboratorio del CEVIPOF), profesor de Sciences Po (Paris) y de la Ecole Européenne d'Etudes Avancées de Naples (sección Derecho). Miembro del Comité Director de publicación de las Oeuvres complètes de Benjamin Constant (Max Niemeyer éditeur), del Consejo de Administración de la Association Française des Constitutionnalistes y de la Association Française de Science Politique. Forma parte del Comité Científico de varias revistas en Francia, Inglaterra, Italia y España. Entre otros muchos trabajos, es autor de Le discours jacobin et la démocratie (1989), El jacobinismo y el Estado moderno (1990), L'individu effacé ou le paradoxe du libéralisme français (1997), La liberté et la loi. Les origines philosophiques du libéralisme.

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No. 6 (2005): Historia Constitucional N. 6 (2005)

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