01820     2200217   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036007000300056008003900059020001800098082001100116084001700127100002500144245014500169250001600314260003100330300001400361500007500375650001700450520113500467INLIS00000000001012920211001120046  a0010-1021000007ta211001                |          | |    a9780429401466  a342.08  a342.08 BON i0 aBonfiglio, Salvatore1 aIntercultural constitutionalism :bfrom human rights colonialism to a new constitutional theory of fundamental rights /cSalvatore Bonfiglio  a1st edition  aLondon :bRoutledge,c2018  a138 pages  a<a href="https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9780429401466">e-book</a> 4aCivil rights  aThis book argues that the effective protection of fundamental rights in a contemporary, multicultural society requires not only tolerance and respect for others, but also an ethics of reciprocity and a pursuit of dialogue between different cultures of human rights. Nowadays, all cultures tend to claim an equitable arrangement that can be articulated in the terms of fundamental rights and in the multicultural organization of the State. Starting from the premise that every culture is and always was intercultural, this book elaborates a new, and more fundamentally, pluralist view of the relationship between rights and cultural identity. No culture is pure; from the perspective of an irreducible cultural contamination, this book argues, it is possible to formulate constitutional idea of diversity that is properly intercultural. This concept of intercultural constitutionalism is not, then, based on abstract principles, but nor is it bound to any particular cultural norm. Rather, intercultural constitutionalism allows the interpretation of rights, rules and legal principles, which are established in different contexts.