Relational Identity in International, Comparative and European Union Law: "One, No One and One Hundred Thousand”

This book deals with the topic of identity from a legal and extra-legal point of view.In the theme of identity, Law ends up re-proposing the dynamic of difference and the relationship with the other.International law and Comparative law in their very epistemological configuration are vectors of an operation of classification and separation.Is it possible to elaborate a new way of conceiving the relationship with the other in international law and comparative law?In the pars destruens of this monograph, through a series of Encounters with the other, we will see how International and Comparative Law have built an epistemologically hegemonic structure.In the second construens part of our work, we will analyze a new and slender way of conceiving identity in the European Union, arose in the recent jurisprudence of the Court of Justice.This book delves into the concept of identity from both legal and extra-legal perspectives.Within the theme of identity, the law (Law) often perpetuates the d