Abstract
Autore:
Fotia Mauro
Titolo:
"Islam e costituzionalismo in una prospettiva politica comparata"
This essay deals with the
connection between the religious thought of
Islam countries and their political-juridical
engagement in constitutionalism and fundamental
rights according to a methodology of
compared poltics referred to Western countries
and therefore supported by a few basic
references suggested by modern theories of
multiculturalism.
Nonetheless the belief confirmed in
these pages is that first of all West and Islam
should learn how to live toghether, putting
aside dreams deriving from the tricks of globalism
and correlated theories of a possible advent
of a unique and universal society, under
either Western or Islamic cultural primacy.
Secondly, the author maintains that the path
towards constitutionalism and human rights
undertaken by several Muslim countries
should not be stopped, but on the contrary
supported and increased. In this view, this
work considers and favours forms of regionalization
and sectorialization of these topics,
which, opposed to ideas inspired by Kant and
Kelsen, of a law cosmopolitism and world
constitutionalism, appear very profitable both
on the level of doctrinal developments and
that of operative concreteness.
