Lex Social: Journal of Social Rights

• Editorial

  Carmen Salcedo Beltrán

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PRIMERA PARTE

• Portugal’s compliance with the provisions of the revised European social charter on social security. A comparative analysis with Spanish law, through the monitoring of government reporting system

  Nuno Santos Silva

  1-29

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• Protection against arbitrary dismissal: the criterion of the European Committee of Social Rights and the response of the Supreme Court

  Rosa Pérez Garijo

  1-36

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• The execution of the European Court of Human Rights’ judgments concerning survivors’ pensions of applicant de facto partners resident in Catalonia. An effective conclusion and its precise scope

  María Elósegui Itxaso

  1-45

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• Dismissal in transition: Preventive guarantees, reasonable adjustments and reconfiguration of the power to terminate employment

  Francisco Vila Tierno

  1-23

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• Methodology for the discursive analysis of judicial decisions

  Antonio Álvarez del Cuvillo

  1-31

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• Conditioning conventional outsourcing on improved working conditions in subcontracting companies: a review of the issue in light of article 42.6 of the TRLET and recent case law

  Xavier Solà I Monells

  1-27

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• Access to justice and mediation as a prerequisite to judicial proceedings: a comparative law approach and its civil and commercial dimension in the Spanish judicial system

  Maria Petronela Popiuc

  1-27

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• State and constitutional democracy in the critical thought of Otto Kirchheimer

  José Luis Monereo Pérez

  1-114

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• The new legal configuration of contract termination due to non-payment or delay delays of salary: lights and shadows

  Luisa Vicedo Cañada

  1-46

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SEGUNDA PARTE

• Presentation. The transition from environmental protection to the climate emergency: challenges for constitutional democracies

  Olivier Baillet, Javier Gómez Lanz, Luis Ignacio Gordillo Pérez, Manuel Novo Foncubierta

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• The constitutionalisation of the climate emergency and the strains on the European ordoliberal model: reflections in light of recent international and comparative case law

  Luis Ignacio Gordillo Pérez

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• Evolution of the subject matter in climate litigation and human rights concerns

  Pilar López de la Osa Escribano

  1-26

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• International climate justice and mitigation obligations: procedural and systemic challenges

  Olivier Baillet

  1-42

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• Climate change and judicial powers

  Carlos de Miguel Perales

  1-24

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• Intergenerational equity in climate litigation. The eyes of tomorrow in the voice of the present

  José Luis Villegas Moreno

  1-26

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• Climate change litigation in the European Court of Human Rights: from the protection of rights to the objective review of the law? (Commentary on the ECtHR judgment Klimaseniorinnen Schweiz and Others v. Switzerland)

  Mar Antonino de la Cámara

  1-22

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• Dogmatic analysis of the “do no significant harm” (DNSH) principle in the European legal order: challenges of a cross-cutting criterion

  Maria-Luisa Sánchez Barrueco

  1-31

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• The influence of environmental protection on the constitutional reshaping of the constraints on state punitive power

  Javier Gómez Lanz

  1-28

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• Corruption and environment. The Spanish criminal law response in light of the European legislation

  Demelsa Benito Sánchez

  1-32

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• Environmental compliance and legal entities: plutophilic effects of the legal exoneration regime

  Maria Soledad Gil Nobajas

  1-37

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• Environmental compliance in the new European sustainability reporting framework

  Enrique Mesa Pérez

  1-33

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• The future of labor law: greener employment relations?

  Aída Llamosas Trápaga

  1-24

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• Green algorithms and environmental justice. An analysis from ethics and law

  Vanesa Morente Parra

  1-32

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• From the social function to the ecological function of property: Spain and Italy in dialogue

  Irene Requejo Rodríguez

  1-50

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• Energy efficiency and taxation: an approach from environmental protection in Spain

  María Bertrán Girón

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Book Reviews

• Elisabet Velo i Fabregat, El trabajo a domicilio: una perspectiva histórico-jurídica desde sus orígenes hasta la Dictadura de Primo de Rivera, Madrid, Dykinson, 2025

  Guillermo García González

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• Miguel Olmos Llorente, Perspectiva de género en la exposición laboral a contaminantes químicos, Albacete, Editorial Bomarzo, 2024

  Susana Moreno Cáliz

  1-5

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• Manuel Palomares-Herrera –Dir.- et al. Tributación, derechos humanos, clima e inteligencia artificial: hacia un nuevo pacto constitucional, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch, 2025

  Sergio Sánchez París

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