La denominada “democracia participativa” como género distinto de la democracia directa y de la democracia representativa

The text focuses on the search for the delimiting criteria of the Spanish Constitutional Court of the so-called “participatory democracy” as differentiated from direct and representative democracy. The text concludes that there are no material criteria that serve to justify each figure considered as...

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Autor principal: Tardío Pato, José Antonio
Formato: Artículo
Lenguaje:español
Publicado: 2021
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Sumario:The text focuses on the search for the delimiting criteria of the Spanish Constitutional Court of the so-called “participatory democracy” as differentiated from direct and representative democracy. The text concludes that there are no material criteria that serve to justify each figure considered as belonging to direct democracy as opposed to those belonging to participatory democracy. There are only material criteria that can be used for specific direct democracy mechanisms. For this reason, the only certain criterion is the recognition by constitutional jurisprudence of its belonging to direct democracy. Otherwise, the mechanism will belong to what is known as representative or participatory democracy.