Three Philosophical Pillars of the 2022 Armenian Constitutional Revision: Empowerment of Public Discourse, Theory of Justice, and Environmental Ethics
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Three Philosophical Pillars of the 2022 Armenian Constitutional Revision: Empowerment of Public Discourse, Theory of Justice, and Environmental Ethics Davit HAKOBYAN
The first chapter of this article presents the conse-quences of the 2015 constitutional change andthe specifics of their implementation before and after the 2018 Velvet Revo-lution. The second chapter makes substantive considerations on the constitutional reforms launched in 2022 through the prism of the rule of law and the improvement of public dis-course. It addresses the procedural democracy developed by modern political philosophy and focuses on legal mecha-nisms in an attempt to improve the political discourse pro-moted by Jurgen Habermas. It also discusses the theory of Justice developed by John Rawls and provides reflections on Environmental Ethics stemming from the philosophy of re-sponsibility of Hans Jonas.
transition from semi-presidential governance into parliamentary democracy, constitution making, constitutional change, empowerment of political discourse, political shared culture, recognition of social, economic, and cultural rights, theory of justice of John Rawls, environmental ethics.
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