Democracy, constitutionalism and human rights are facing many challenges today. At the global level, there is an intense institutional deterioration, while there is a steady growth of scepticism towards the international legal order that gave rise to what Norberto Bobbio called, in the 1990s, the “time of rights.” In this regard, some authors – with many reasons – wonder: are we witnessing the “jaque mate” at the time of rights?
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Democracy, constitutionalism and human rights are facing many challenges today. At the global level, there is an intense institutional deterioration, while there is a steady growth of scepticism towards the international legal order that gave rise to what Norberto Bobbio called, in the 1990s, the “time of rights.” In this regard, some authors – with many reasons – wonder: are we witnessing the “jaque mate” at the time of rights?