Información General

• Autores: José María Puyol Montero (coord.)
• Editores: Tirant lo Blanch
• Año de publicación: 2023
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9788411307260, 978-84-1130-725-3
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Reseñas

• Ha sido reseñado en:

  • PUYOL MONTERO, José María (coord): Human Dignity, Vulnerability and Law, Studies on the Dignity of Human Life, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch, 2023, 328 páginas, ISBN 978-84-1130-725-3

    Enrique López de las Heras

    Anuario de historia del derecho español, ISSN 0304-4319, Nº 93, 2023, págs. 807-810

Resumen

• On the 22nd of June 2018 a seminar organized by RCC Study Group ¨Studies on Life and Human Dignity¨ was held at Harvard Law School (Cambridge, Massachusetts). The seminar «New Challenges for Law: Human Dignity, Transhumanism and New echnologies» gathered well-renowned professors from diff erent fi elds of science from European and American universities.

  A second seminar was sheduled to take place at the same venue on June 23rd 2020, but the Covid-19 pandemic forced the organizers to suspend the seminar at the last moment. The aim of both encounters was to analyze and study the concept of human dignity in life and at the end of life, and some of its manifestations and potential threats in today?s world.

  In the last decades, a spectacular development in the diverse fi elds of science, economy, trade and communications has taken place in society. These advances in human progress, as laudable as they may be, often do not eff ectively correspond to parallel recognition of every man and woman?s human dignity. In fact, in many cases, this progress results in a series of contradictions and posible dangers and challenges.

  This book brings together a selection of papers presented at those seminars regarding the big issue of human dignity and law.

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Listado de artículos

• • Prologue

    Daniel Sánchez Mata

    págs. 17-19

    

  • Introduction: The value of Human Dignity

    José María Puyol Montero

    págs. 21-24

    

  • In the name of dignity or the dignity of a name: the jews

    María Jesús Torquemada Sánchez

    págs. 25-41

    

  • On human dignity?

    Javier Aranguren

    págs. 43-54

    

  • Ancient origins of dignity at work: freedmen's social protections and digital platform workers

    Gregorz Jan Blicharz

    págs. 55-78

    

  • Laziness as an anthropological challenge for law in the time of the pandemic

    Franciszek Longchamps de Bérier

    págs. 79-108

    

  • Moral absolutes in business practice?: a human rights-based argument

    Hugo Saúl Ramírez García

    págs. 109-121

    

  • The right of access to public information and its link with fundamental rights

    Manuel Estepa Montero

    págs. 123-139

    

  • The dignity of the human person and respect for the right to personal data protection

    Francisco Javier Puyol Montero

    págs. 141-157

    

  • How "new world order' scenarios" face freedom of conscience and human dignity in time of pandemic and emergency laws

    Liviu Olteanu

    págs. 159-216

    

  • The principle of human vulnerability: how is it grounded?

    Maria do Céu Patrão Neves

    págs. 217-231

    

  • Vulnerability, interdependence and compassion: a challenge for the law

    Vicente Bellver Capella

    págs. 233-252

    

  • The ethics of care in a post-pandemic world

    Francesc Torralba Roselló

    págs. 253-265

    

  • The permanence of the duty of care under the reform of the Civil Code for the adaptation of the un convention on the rights of persons with disabilities in Spain: a critique of the centrality of the principle of autonomy in the situations of older people without social support

    Joaquín María Rivera Álvarez

    págs. 267-290

    

  • The dignity of human life at the time of death: some elements for reflection on euthanasia at the beginning of the 21st century

    José María Puyol Montero

    págs. 291-323