Precedentes de los intereses supraindividuales

Abstract

Until now, supraindividual interests have been treated from a position other than that of Roman law and Roman tradition. Given their particular characteristics, it is understood that the new social reality cannot be satisfied from a Romanists posture and therefore, individualistic law. Consequently, in the heart of our juridical classification the need, propelled by the globalization phenomena and socioeconomic opening of modifying or creating juridical institutions different from Civil Law, especially those which Common Law whose advantages seem to cover traditional Romanesque of our own juridical systematization is no longer felt. Despite these considerations, this article presents some useful guidelines to direct the search for possible forebears of the supraindividual interests in Rome.