Volume 5 : 1
Translation Challenges of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and Cost-Effective Proposals for Improvement
American Convention on Human Rights Articles 46(1)(a) and 46(2)(c): Achilles Heel or Trojan Horse?
Measures of Reparation for Victims of Gross Human Rights Violations: Developments and Challenges in the Jurisprudence of Two Regional Human Rights Courts
The Institutionalization of People with Mental Disabilities: Comparative Analysis between Its Treatment under the Inter-American and European System of Human Rights
Interpreting the European Convention: What can the African Human Rights System Learn from the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights on the Interpretation of the European Convention?
Gobernar desde abajo: Del control de convencionalidad a la instrumentalización de la inversión estructural de la pirámide kelseniana
Advocacy for a U.S. Commission of Inquiry on Torture in the Context of the “War on Terror” Inspired by the Latin American Experience: Chile and El Salvador
El sistema africano: Pilar más incipiente de la trilogía de mecanismos regionales de salvaguardia de los derechos humanos
Implementation of Judgments: Should Supervision be Unlinked from the General Assembly of the Organization of American States?
Translation Challenges of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and Cost-Effective Proposals for Improvement
American Convention on Human Rights Articles 46(1)(a) and 46(2)(c): Achilles Heel or Trojan Horse?
Measures of Reparation for Victims of Gross Human Rights Violations: Developments and Challenges in the Jurisprudence of Two Regional Human Rights Courts
The Institutionalization of People with Mental Disabilities: Comparative Analysis between Its Treatment under the Inter-American and European System of Human Rights
Interpreting the European Convention: What can the African Human Rights System Learn from the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights on the Interpretation of the European Convention?
Gobernar desde abajo: Del control de convencionalidad a la instrumentalización de la inversión estructural de la pirámide kelseniana
Advocacy for a U.S. Commission of Inquiry on Torture in the Context of the “War on Terror” Inspired by the Latin American Experience: Chile and El Salvador
El sistema africano: Pilar más incipiente de la trilogía de mecanismos regionales de salvaguardia de los derechos humanos
Implementation of Judgments: Should Supervision be Unlinked from the General Assembly of the Organization of American States?
Year
2012
Volume
5
Number
1
Page
124
Language
English
Court
Reference
N.E. GARAY BOZA, “Gobernar desde abajo: Del control de convencionalidad a la instrumentalización de la inversión estructural de la pirámide kelseniana”, IAEHR 2012, nr. 1, 124-147
Recapitulation
The conventionality control established by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights is a platform from which we can envision new ways of thinking the Law, and we expose here one of them, specifically a model whereby lower-rank norms may have constitutional or supra-constitutional validity, because of their compatibility with International Human Rights Law. Such model is called here the structural reversal of Kelsen’s pyramid.
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