Mexican Law Review

"Mexican Law Review is a forum for the debate, research, and analysis of Mexican, Latin American, and comparative law. Submissions are receiving from any author independently of their geographical location and must pass through a double-blind peer-review process. MLR is published twice a year by the Institute for Legal Research of the National Autonomous University of Mexico".

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Volume XV, number 1, july-december 2022

Published: 2022-07-29

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Preliminary

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The Migration of Mexican Legal Scholars: Causes and Perspectives for the Future

Gerardo Centeno García

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Constitutional and International Approaches on the Use of Police Force in Mexico and the United States

José Luis Contreras Ramírez, Isaac de Paz González

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The Reforms to the Judicial Power of the Federation of March 2021: An Approach to its Structural Perspective and Fundamental Challenges

Eduardo Pérez Alonso

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Carlos S. Nino and how to Construct our Constitutions: Revisiting a Methodological Challenge of New Originalism

Luciano D. Laise

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The Emotional Intelligence of Judges as a Fundamental Component for the Administration of Justice

Carlos Manuel Rosales, Danitza Morales Gómez, Araceli Rodríguez Saro Vargas

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Transformative Constitutionalism or Feminist Constitutionalism? Advantages of a Transformative Constitutional Adjudication

Julio César Muñoz Mendiola

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