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Principles and institutions of environmental law<\/strong>
\n(Principios e instituciones de Derecho ambiental<\/em>)
\nCo-writer: Pablo Lorenzetti
\nPublishing house (in spanish):\u00a0Wolters Kluwer Espa\u00f1a SA<\/a>
\nYear 2019<\/p>\n

The environmental paradigm acts as an organizational principle of rhetorical, analytical and protective thinking, which is linked to systemic interactions and holistic approaches. Under these premises, a coordination in the operation between the economic, social and natural systems is pursued, as well as a communicability of the principles between Public and Private Law. The goal is to address conflicts that usually arise within the social sphere, which includes public goods and those acts performed by the individual located in the collective action. In these cases, subjective rights are interpreted in such a way that they do not conspire against the integrity of such goods. In the relationship between property rights and the environment, an “environmental function” must be recognized, since the multiplicity of individual rights of the owners must be coordinated, oriented towards the preservation of the collective good. The environmental paradigm conceives nature as a collective good, scarce or in danger, and is willing to limit individual rights. A change in the notion of the rule of law occurs under this approach. The State of Environmental Law incorporates the collective variable and the protection of common goods as a central axis of public policies. On the other hand, legal instruments are also subject to revision and institutes are “environmentalized” such as the theory of property, civil responsibility and the process, among others. It is intended to place the legal systems in tune with the rules of nature in order to achieve greater implementation of Environmental Law.<\/p>\n

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The art of making justice. The intimacy behind the Argentine Supreme Court\u2019s most difficult cases<\/strong>
\n(El arte de hacer justicia. La intimidad de los casos m\u00e1s dif\u00edciles de la Corte Suprema de Argentina<\/em>)
\nPublishing house (in spanish):\u00a0Aranzadi SA Thomson Reuters<\/a>
\nYear 2015<\/p>\n

What is it like to do justice in Argentina? What happens behind the doors of the Palace (Palacio de Tribunales<\/em>)? How are the most delicate rulings solved? This book began with the idea of answering those questions and exposing the work of the Supreme Court to the citizens, to those who are not lawyers or don\u2019t know the language of law. But it ended up becoming something bigger. Based on important cases, the book analyzes the conduct of diverse, multicultural societies, the articulation of conflicts and consensus, the protection of freedom of expression, the ability to freely decide our lifestyles, the debate on equality of subsidies or opportunities, social exclusion, environmental protection and the rule of law. Ricardo Lorenzetti, president of the Supreme Court from 2004 to 2018, narrates in this book, in a kind, \u201ceasy-to-read\u201d language, with few (if not any) legal terms, and in the first person, the unknown details of the most complex cases that the Argentine Justice had to face in the last years and that gave birth to a rereading of the Constitution, facing the most acute problems of our society. The book shows the debates inside and outside the Court and marks the great guidelines of the 21st century\u2019s new cycle of governance.<\/p>\n

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General theory of environmental law<\/strong>
\n(Teor\u00eda del Derecho Ambiental<\/em>)
\n<\/strong>Publishing house (in spanish):\u00a0Aranzadi SA Thomson Reuters<\/a>
\nYear 2010<\/p>\n

The legal history of the West was built on the basis of the protection of property and of the person, which left an indelible mark in numerous investigations, which lead to the application of that model of guardianship to a new area: the environment. Throughout this work, we try to demonstrate that this adaptation is incorrect because we are not in the presence of an analogous fact, but a completely different one. Therefore, it requires an appropriate theory … Environmental goods are not mere empirical facts that can be legislated, but they are part of a complex system that motivates its own regulations and classifying orders. All it takes is to observe the international treaties and national laws existing in the world on soils, seas, drinking water, glaciers, flora and fauna, pure air, global warming, species in extinction and others similar to appreciate the insufficiency of the analogy. (Fragment of the Preface)<\/p>\n

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Responsa iurisperitorum digesta – vol iv<\/strong>
\nIn collaboration with Dres. Torcal, Montero, Cascajo Castro, Pavarini, L\u00f3pez – Casanovas, Garro, Mu\u00f1oz, Garrido, Ferr\u00e9 Oliv\u00e9, Hassemer, Calvo S\u00e1nchez, Nogler y Tejerizo L\u00f3pez. Written by Ricardo Luis Lorenzetti: “Considerations on civil responsibility in XXIth century (Reflexiones acerca de la responsabilidad civil en el siglo XXI<\/em>)”, p. 47 a 82.
\nPublishing house (in spanish):\u00a0Universidad de Salamanca
\nYear 2003<\/p>\n

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