Crimes and globalization
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.842Keywords:
globalization, criminal law, criminal matter, minimum criminal lawAbstract
This essay examines the crisis that has generated globalization in the role of law such as gets manifested in the breakdown of the two functions of guarantee of the criminal law: the prevention of crimes and the prevention of arbitrary sentences. To understand their nature and depth we need to reflect about the double mutation brought by globalization in the phenomenology of the offences and penalties: in one hand, a mutation that relatesto what we could call criminal matter, it means, the economical,social and political nature of the crimes, and secondly, one that we call disciplinary matter, referred to the forms of punitive action and causes of impunity.
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