CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: HISTORY, THEORY AND PRACTICE

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: HISTORY, THEORY AND CONSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE. This book offers an academic and rigorous overview of the history, theory and practice of constitutional law, from its origins to contemporary challenges. Its objective is to provide students, professionals and interested readers with a comprehensive vision of constitutionalism, combining historical, doctrinal and practical analysis. The work is structured in 10 chapters divided into parts, each with legal headings that reflect the essence of the content, and develops key topics such as constitutional jurisdiction, the protection of fundamental rights, models of constitutionality control, and the challenges of the constitutional State in the face of globalization, technology and emerging rights. In addition, it includes a reflective epilogue, a complete glossary of legal terms, as well as a detailed academic bibliography, making it a professional and educational consultation tool.