Nationality
Brazil
Marcelo Neves is part of the 2017 2nd Semester, and 2019 2nd Semester cohorts at STIAS.
Projects
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Asymmetric (Trans)Constitutionalism beyond Eurocentrism and Post-Colonialism
The research deals with the asymmetrical political relations in the world society and their impact on transconstitutional entanglements between legal orders. -
Transdemocracy
This book project is geared towards a new understanding of democracy, considering that so-called ‘democratic’ modern decisions negatively affect other peoples and thus become undemocratic. -
Boundaries and legal authority in a global context
This is a team project within the Crossing Borders theme.
Related to Marcelo Neves
Event
Symposium on Constitutionalism and Democracy Crossing Legal Boundaries: Perspectives from Global South and Peripheral Modernity
Constitutional problems are increasingly crossing legal boundaries and intertwining in the world society since the globalization process that intensified in the last quarter of the twentieth century.
Article
To survive, democracy must transcend borders and become inclusive and responsive - Fellows' seminar by Marcelo Neves
To be sustainable, democracy has to care about its political environment and be responsive towards other political systems.
Article
Reimagining democracy - Fellows' seminar by Marcelo Neves
We have to reinvent democracy – with an emphasis on responsible sustainability.