A favor del pueblo
una postura republicana a favor de las intervenciones internacionales
Palabras clave:
democracia, legitimidad, derechos humanos , no dominación, intervención internacionalResumen
Las intervenciones internacionales han sido tradicionalmente justificadas sobre la base de (supuestas) violaciones de derechos humanos, en la medida en que nos resulten intolerablemente injustas. En este artículo argumentaré que hay razones de peso para que la comunidad internacional considere a la legitimidad política como un valor adicional a proteger. Para ello ofreceré tres argumentos independientes a favor de mi posición. Los primeros dos argumentos se centran en la relación entre democracia y derechos humanos. El tercero apunta a demostrar que la legitimidad política tiene prioridad lógica y normativa sobre la justicia. De esta prioridad se deduce que las intervenciones internacionales deben ser llevadas a cabo con el objetivo de garantizar la legitimidad política
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