This investigation has the objective of study the social cohesion and its relationship with tax evasion in Bolivia. Social cohesion, understood in simple terms as all the elements that maintain a society together, determines the cooperation between individuals. Using indicators proposed by ECLAC...

The proposals of the Commission to review the Constitution of Romania were subject to the analysis of experts from the European Commission for Democracy through Law (the Venice Commission), who expressed their opinion in a report adopted at the 98th plenary session of the European body. The...

La Constitution représente la loi fondamentale de l`état Roumain, loi qui porte sur les principes générales d`organisation de l`état, les droit, les libertés et les obligations fondamentaux des citoyens et des autorités et les rapports développes entre les principales organismes de...

A brief overview is given of the main stances adopted regarding co-operative taxation. Starting from the aforementioned doctrine, the constitutional projections regarding the co-operative movement are examined, and in particular, the meaning of the promotion mandate contained in article 129.2...

The Spanish Constitution in article 129.2 establishes a mandate (and thus an imperative order) to the state powers to promote the figures and mechanisms of the social economy. This support is juxtaposed to the constitutional rules defining the Spanish economic and bs system The roots of the...

La confirmation d'un contrôle de constitutionnalité s'est réalisée en Roumanie par deux biais, qui reflètent en effet l'interprétation donnée de cette institution par le législatif. Tant que le contrôle des lois n'était considéré comme rien d'autre qu'une menace contre les...

This article focuses on how human rights are putting their imprint on the civil and criminal law. Moreover the Constitution is a basis of legitimacy of all branches of law. After the analysis is the question of whether constitutional law is the basis of unifying the national law. We can not talk...

On the 21st of December 1989, Romania was still having a Constitution established by Ceausescu in 1965. It was a Marxist Constitution which proclaimed the Communist Party as the sole leading political force of the entire society and the Great National Assembly as the supreme institution of the...