Is it possible to discover universal laws that explain law itself?
In Universal Princonser Law, Fidel Gutiérrez Vivanco presents an innovative proposal for twenty-first-century legal science. In response to the fragmentation of traditional legal theories, the book develops a new paradigm based on the identification of universal principles and laws capable of integrating legal facts, norms, institutions, and values into a single explanatory framework.
Building upon the Universal Essence of Law, the author formulates the Ten Universal Legal Foundations, the Universal Law of Legal Dependence, and the Universal Law of Legal Interaction, proposing a methodology aimed not only at interpreting legal norms, but also at discovering the laws that govern legal phenomena.
More than a legal theory, this work is an invitation to rethink law from an integrated, scientific, and universal perspective, one that seeks to strengthen justice, institutional legitimacy, and a deeper understanding of human coexistence.
A book for jurists, researchers, professors, and students who seek to move beyond traditional legal analysis and explore the universal foundations of law.