Human dignity is now a central feature of many modern constitutions
and international documents. As a constitutional value, human
dignity involves a person's free will, autonomy, and ability to
write a life story within the framework of society. As a
constitutional right, it gives full expression to the value of
human dignity, subject to the specific demands of constitutional
architecture. This analytical study of human dignity as both a
constitutional value and a constitutional right adopts a
legal-interpretive perspective. It explores the sources of human
dignity as a legal concept, its role in constitutional documents,
its content, and its scope. The analysis is augmented by examples
from comparative legal experience, including chapters devoted to
the role of human dignity in American, Canadian, German, South
African, and Israeli constitutional law.
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