The 1812 Cádiz Constitution: Liberalism and the Colonial Regime in the Spanish Philippines

The 1812 Cádiz Constitution: Liberalism and the Colonial Regime in the Spanish Philippines

The Cádiz Constitution that was promulgated on 19 March 1812 has been highly praised as a momentous achievement in the journey to liberal democracy. It is ranked among the first written constitutions in the world, following the US charter in 1787 and that of the French in 1791. Its three fundamenta...

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Autore principale: Aguilar, Filomeno
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Pubblicazione: Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez 2025
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description The Cádiz Constitution that was promulgated on 19 March 1812 has been highly praised as a momentous achievement in the journey to liberal democracy. It is ranked among the first written constitutions in the world, following the US charter in 1787 and that of the French in 1791. Its three fundamental principles—national sovereignty, separation of powers, and the guarantee of rights and freedoms—are deemed “revolutionary in how they superseded the absolutist state.” Although in force for only ...
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The 1812 Cádiz Constitution: Liberalism and the Colonial Regime in the Spanish Philippines
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title The 1812 Cádiz Constitution: Liberalism and the Colonial Regime in the Spanish Philippines
title_short The 1812 Cádiz Constitution: Liberalism and the Colonial Regime in the Spanish Philippines
title_full The 1812 Cádiz Constitution: Liberalism and the Colonial Regime in the Spanish Philippines
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title_full_unstemmed The 1812 Cádiz Constitution: Liberalism and the Colonial Regime in the Spanish Philippines
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