What role do the courts play in a democracy? What kind of judicial interventions are required to promote public policies that effectively guarantee rights and encourage social change? This book answers these and other questions.

The theme of presidential reelection has been present, with brief interruptions, in the headlines of the national press since 2004. A lot has been said, discussed and analyzed in favor and against reelection during this period. The main point of contention lies in the conception of democracy.

This book is based on research project on the culture of noncompliance conducted in Colombia between 2006 and 2009.

This book is the outcome of a research made in Colombia between 2005 and 2007 on judges working in armed conflict zones in Colombia.

This book presents a systematization of the debates that transpired at the forum, “The Free Trade Agreement, Is It Constitutional?”

The problem that is discussed in this document is: What can we do to avoid those "train crashes" that do much harm to justice, and therefore to the whole country?

This book compiles six studies whose central idea is that of promoting an accusatory criminal system in Colombia.

This book looks at the contribution of discussion, comprehension and improvement of the abilities of Colombian judges in the interpretation of the Constitution.

The objective of this book is to offer an explanation of the origin, content and effect of the recent judicial reforms. The authors also undertake the challenge of evaluating the policies of judicial reform that have been developing in Colombia and in Latin America over the last two decades.