Description

In an increasingly globalized and multicultural world, the adversarial principle plays a fundamental role in the pursuit of justice and fairness.

In this comprehensive and interdisciplinary work, we explore the importance and application of the adversarial principle in multicultural and transnational contexts:

We analyze its historical origins and theoretical foundations.

We delve into the challenges and opportunities that this principle faces in diverse societies.

We present emblematic case studies and relevant experiences that demonstrate how the adversarial principle can be ensured in complex litigation and collective interest disputes.

We emphasize the relevance of intercultural dialogue and the exchange of knowledge between legal systems to promote an inclusive perspective in the application of the principle.

Written in an accessible way for students, legal professionals, and researchers, this book addresses essential themes related to:

Justice

Cultural diversity

International cooperation

By delving into the fundamental role of the adversarial principle in building a more just and inclusive society, we offer valuable insights to drive this transformation.

This work is a significant contribution to contemporary legal knowledge:

It explores the nuances of the adversarial principle on a global scale.

It shows how it can be an essential tool in promoting fairness and defending human rights.

It is an indispensable reading for anyone seeking to understand the role of the adversarial principle in building a truly global justice.