This article examines conflictual jural relationships in which competing rights clash across private, social, and public spheres, offering a structured framework for resolving conflicts through duties, autonomy, and constitutional values.

This article examines self-regarding acts through the example of voluntary intoxication.

This article is Part III of the nine-part series “Jural Relationships in the System of Reciprocal Duties.”

Authored by Dr. Iuris Alexander Espinoza Rausseo and Dr. Jhenny de Fátima Rivas Alberti.