La questione plurinazionale nel diritto pubblico comparato

This monograph examines the plurinational State as a form and type of State that reconciles different nations within a single state structure, at a time when the failure of globalisation has brought the nation back. Combining historical analysis and model-building, Chapter I outlines a methodology for comparing Global South legal systems; Chapter II traces the idea of plurinationality from the Austro-Marxists to Spain and the Andes, proposing a diachronic classification (Ethnos, Demos, Kthonos) and a synchronic distinction between multinational federal States and plurinational autonómico States; Chapter III analyses Andean plurinational constitutionalism, with Bolivia as a paradigm of intercultural constitutional engineering.