Conceptualising strategic litigation

Kris van der Pas

doi:10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1226

Autores/as

Kris van der Pas Radboud University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1226

Palabras clave:

litigio estratégico, conceptualización, definición, movilización jurídica, investigación de bases de datos

Resumen

Este artículo conceptualiza el término “litigio estratégico” para proporcionar una definición. El litigio estratégico es un instrumento cada vez más usado en Europa por parte de personas y organizaciones para conseguir diversos objetivos, y hay un interés académico creciente por el tema. Sin embargo, la definición exacta de “litigio estratégico” sigue siendo poco clara. Por tanto, el artículo emplea el método de investigación de la conceptualización junto con una investigación de bases de datos y literatura adicional, y propone una definición. En primer lugar, se fija en el concepto de fondo, que incluye el abanico de significados relacionados con el término “litigio estratégico”; a continuación, se forma un concepto sistemático. De este modo, se parte del enfoque de “condiciones necesarias y suficientes” (CNS) para desarrollar las condiciones necesarias y/o suficientes para que un caso encaje en la categoría de litigio estratégico. Por añadidura, se examinan las relaciones conceptuales externas del término.

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Biografía del autor/a

Kris van der Pas, Radboud University

PhD Candidate Radboud University, affiliated with the Centre for Migration law, the department of international and European law, and the Institute for Management Research. Postal address: Grotiusgebouw, Radboud University, Montessorilaan 10, 6525 HR Nijmegen. Email address: k.vanderpas@jur.ru.nl

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