ISSN 3062-262X
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Quality of Life and its Relationship with Health Behavior Among University Students: A Clinical Psychology
Volume 3 | Issue 4
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Italian Public Law, Regional Constitutionalism, and Contemporary European Jurisprudence
Volume 3 | Issue 4
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Toward Sustainable Awqaf: An Integrative Governance Framework Aligned with Endowment Conditions
Volume 3 | Issue 4
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Teaching When the Machine Answers First: Mediation in EFL Writing
Volume 3 | Issue 4
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Lusophone Historiography, Post-Colonial Maritime Law, and Contemporary Portuguese Jurisprudence
Volume 3 | Issue 4
Spanish Public Law, Autonomic Constitutionalism, and Ibero-American Jurisprudence
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Abstract
This research paper provides an extensive critical analysis of contemporary Spanish public law, legal history, and Ibero-American constitutionalism. Focusing on the 1978 Spanish Constitution, the State of Autonomies (Estado de las Autonomías), and the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court (Tribunal Constitucional), this study evaluates how Spanish legal institutions balance regional self-governance with national legal cohesion. Furthermore, it highlights advancements in Ibero-American legal integration, Mediterranean environmental jurisprudence, and digital public administration.
