| Sumario: | This book, authored by Dr. Lorena Chano Regaña, explores the application of equality in the constitutional control of laws in Spain. It delves into the historical and contemporary interpretations of equality by the Spanish Constitutional Court, aiming to identify if a distinct model of equality application has emerged. The book examines the principles of proportionality as a structural and methodological tool used by the courts to resolve conflicts between fundamental rights and legislative intrusions. It also investigates the evolution of the concept of equality in the Spanish democratic context and its implications for legal treatment of different groups. Aimed at legal scholars, practitioners, and students, the book provides an in-depth analysis of equality as a cornerstone of legal and constitutional interpretation.
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