Despre unitate, diversitate și schimbare în evoluția istorică a dreptului
On unity, diversity and change in the historical evolution of law

Author(s): Ion Craiovan
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, History of Law
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: Law; History; Culture; Unity; Permanence; Change;
Summary/Abstract: Homo juridicus, in its historical development, builds the core of law, as a unitary imperative normative project of the human being on Earth - which must be respected by all in the name of the values that allow us to live together - such as peace, saving the planet or the right to life and dignity for all human beings. Of course, this generic construction can be configured differently, from the immeasurable diversity of social life. This is the result of social action in different local, regional, global contexts in historical time, not without contradictory developments, failures, avatars, always imperfect but perfectible. The triad of permanence, diversity, change, regarding law, cannot remain confined in the abstract. Its cardinal test is given by the way in which law participates in solving global problems but also concrete ones, how, in different contexts, it solves people's problems - hic et nunc!

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