About This Book
This book of Professor Gonzalo Pérez Salazar, is a doctrinal compilation and an academic record that summarizes the evolution and defense of Constitutional Procedural Law as a novel legal discipline. The work gathers a selection of papers delivered at various international forums from 2010 to the present, as well as unpublished articles and specialized contributions that address Constitutional Procedural Law from its theoretical conceptualization to its application in contexts of high institutional complexity.
The text contextualizes the challenges of the discipline within a complex regional environment, characterized by milestones such as the denunciation of the American Convention on Human Rights, the mutative and manipulative interpretations of the Venezuelan Constitutional Chamber, and the institutional difficulties faced by the Venezuelan academia and legal forum. Within this scenario, the book pays tribute to the educators and jurists who have maintained the continuity of teaching and the defense of the Rule of Law. Throughout its chapters, it documents the effort to project national legal thought beyond its borders, leaving evidence of the resilience of university professorship.
The conceptual rigor of the work is backed by the career of its author, who serves as the Director of the Specialization in Constitutional Procedural Law at Monteávila University. This volume stands as an indispensable reference for the study of public law and the analysis of constitutional institutions in times of crisis
