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The Study on the Openness of the Constitutional Rights Guaranteeing System - For the Constitutional Guarantee of Constitutionally Un-enumerated Rights -
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헌법상 기본권 보장체계의 개방성에 관한 小考 ― 헌법에 열거되지 아니한 권리의 헌법적 보장의 측면에서 ―

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Yukyong Choe (서울대학교) 김주영 (명지대학교)
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세계헌법학회 한국학회 세계헌법연구 세계헌법연구 제21권 제3호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2015.1
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131 - 158 (28page)

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As the development of the information technology and high-tech including life sciences takes the lead of the modern society’s transformation, political and social changes which are represented by ‘democratization’ have been causing extension of rights in political, social, economical and cultural fields in the emerging countries since the mid-21st Century. Accordingly, it is required to expand the traditional ‘Bill of Rights’ or the ‘list of fundamental rights(Grundrechtskatalog)’ along with the expansion of the human rights discourse. And this trend is expected to accelerate more in the future. Obviously, one of the best ways to guarantee the new rights would be revising Constitution and enumerating such rights in Constitution. Considering the Constitution empowers constitutional responsibilities to seek “inviolable fundamental human rights”, however, the study argues that we should focus more on interpreting the Constitution Article 37 Section 1 in terms of the openness of the constitutional rights guaranteeing system before discussing the Constitutional revision. The study conclusively confirms that despite the Constitution Article 37 Section 1 has been provided since the 1948 Constitution, explicitly declaring the openness of the constitutional rights guaranteeing system, it lacks of articulating affirmative requirements for guaranteeing the new rights. Therefore, constitutional guarantee of the new rights seems insufficient to correspond to the social changes merely with the existing theories. In order to overcome the limitation, the study emphasizes the necessity of establishing a distinctive ‘right discourse’ itself.

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