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Download or read book Elementos organizaci n y funcionamiento de las asociaciones written by Luis Antonio Anguita Villanueva and published by Editorial Reus. This book was released on 2018-04-09 with total page 208 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Estudiar el régimen jurídico de las asociaciones en general, es decir, de la Ley Orgánica 1/2002, de 22 de marzo, reguladora del Derecho de Asociación, es un capítulo a desarrollar en la doctrina española. Llama la atención cómo cualquier otro tipo de personas jurídicas (sociedades mercantiles, cooperativas o fundaciones) tienen cientos de libros y artículos dedicados al análisis de la ley que las rige o a cualesquiera de sus partes, mientras que la persona jurídica por antonomasia, la asociación, la raíz de todas las de corte colectivo, está casi huérfana de estudios en profundidad que, al menos, cubran el vacío de los extremos que ampara. Realizar esta tarea, además de buscar los porqués de tal abandono, es una de las obligaciones que la doctrina ha de llevar a cabo. Partiendo de estas premisas, el libro se inicia con un análisis histórico de la normativa de asociaciones en nuestro país. Elemento clave para comprender la regulación actual de las mismas. En España, las leyes de asociaciones han tenido una longevidad inusitada y, por dicho motivo, han estado vigentes en etapas históricas donde los principios establecidos por las Constituciones del momento han chocado directamente con los de la norma general de asociaciones vigente, siendo ello una constante anacrónica en la regulación positiva de este tipo de persona jurídica. ¿Por qué y cómo han sobrevivido a tal situación? A ello intenta responder la primera parte. El trabajo continua con el análisis de la Ley Orgánica 1/2002: concepto, asociaciones con régimen jurídico específico y excluidas de la Ley Orgánica, constitución, sujetos, organización y funcionamiento, patrimonio, responsabilidad, derechos y deberes de los asociados, disolución y liquidación, el Registro de Asociaciones y las asociaciones de utilidad pública. Prestando especial atención a aquellos casos en los que la jurisprudencia estaba más consolidada y que ha dado lugar al nuevo texto legal. Fruto de ello ha sido otro especial fenómeno de la Ley Orgánica de Asociaciones. Las leyes especiales han creado un magma de identidad del que ha bebido la ley general, este fenómeno de inductividad normativa se ve en el derecho de asociaciones con toda claridad. Estos especiales hitos son puestos de manifiesto a lo largo del estudio que sigue a continuación.
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