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The fundamental Right to an Adequate Education in Chile. A Comparative Law perspectiveDirecteur de Thèse
Laurence Burgorgue-Larsen; Paolo CarozzaPublications
- “The Right to Education: Analyzing Adequacy and Quality Standards Under the International Covenant of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights” (forthcoming 2021).
- Co-authored with Miguel Angel Fernández. “Right to Education and Academic Freedom: Evolution of the Chilean Constitutional Tradition Before a New Constitution,” in Constitutional Transition: The Way to a New Constitution (Chilean Association of Constitutional Law, Tirant Lo Blanch, Valencia, Spain, forthcoming 2021).
- “Free Tuition under the Chilean Law: A right of students and not a benefit for the Higher Institutions,” Chilean Jurisprudence Yearbook (Tirant Lo Blanch, Valencia, Spain, 2021)
- “Considerations Relating to the new regulation of the K-12 Schools in Chile,” presented in the XLIX National Public Law Conference, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, School of Law, Santiago, Chile, 2019.
- “Literacy as a Fundamental Right under the Federal Constitution of United States,” presented in the Seminar “Higher Education Law and Policy,” UCLA School of Law, Los Angeles, California, 2017.
- “Subsidiarity in the ‘Concertación’ Government Programs” (with Guillermo Ramirez Diez), in Subsidiarity, Justice, and Freedom (F.J.G. 2015).
- “State Comptroller: A Blow to Universities’ Autonomy,” Ideas & Proposals, F.J.G. 2015.
- "Co-government in Universities," Ideas & Proposals, F.J.G. 2015.