The Actuality of the ?Common Good' Concept Reflected in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union

AuthorAna-Maria Goldan
PositionFaculty of Law, University ?Alexandru Ioan Cuza', Iasi
Pages7-10
Law, Society & Organisations
Volume III, Issue 4 (1 / 2018)
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Ana-Maria GOLDAN
Faculty of Law, University „Alexandru Ioan Cuza”, Iasi
THE ACTUALITY OF THE „COMMON
GOOD”CONCEPT REFLECTED IN THE
CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
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eywords
Common good,
Fundamental rights,
Limits,
Social justice
Abstract
This topic proposed for discussion in this paper requires a thorough analysis in the doctrinal, methodological
and practical way, starting from the fact that the reality of nowadays confronts the theoreticians and
practitioners with an essential and controversial problem, namely a scientific argumentation of the necessity
and ways of limiting human rights and fundamental freedoms by invoking the common good. One of the
problems that humanity has to unleash is the realization of a civil society that manages fairly and
harmoniously the right, to restrict the freedom of the individual for the freedom of the fellow, to promote and
respect the fundamental human rights, but at the same time, to watch the development of humanity by
promoting the common good concept.
JEL Classification: O17

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