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Law and human dignity during pandemics

El derecho y la dignidad humana en tiempos de pandemia




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Rodríguez Arana, J. (2022). Law and human dignity during pandemics. Misión Jurídica, 15(22), 49-65. https://doi.org/10.25058/1794600X.2043

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Jaime Rodríguez Arana,

Presidente del foro iberoamericano de derecho administrativo. Catedrático-director del grupo de investigación de derecho público global de la Universidad de La Coruña (España).


This research focuses on the foundations of administrative law in a social and democratic State, in which human dignity is presented as the core and root of the legal system, provoking a Copernican turn in the current comprehension of this Branch of public law, still dominated by vertical positions, anchored in a static idea of privilege and the prerogative of the public powers.

The scope is limited to the foundation of administrative law and to its main institutions, at the times in which the health emergency puts into consideration the solidity and vitality of a State model that is flooding because its pillars and bases were not as solidly established as it was thought. For this purpose, the main institutions of Administrative Law are reviewed in the light of the impact the pandemic has on their important marks of identity.

The main results show the necessity of a radical change in the understanding of the foundations of administrative law and the convienience of introducing human development indicators in the design of the administrative institutions that support and compose public policies. The conclusions are, on one hand, the decline of administrative law built on exorbitant clauses and, on the other hand, the arrival of a more humanistic vision that, driven by democratic understanding of the general interest, provides greater social sensitivity to administrative law as a whole.


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