Abstract
The changes that occurred in the City Law inclusion of its fundamental rule in the Constitution and the reinterpretation of its rules, institutions and categories to axiological filter the fundamental law is the theme put into discussion. Analyzes to what extent the constitutional process of the City Law promotes a reinterpretation in public and private relations in urban space. Therefore, the first chapter analyzes the rise of contemporary constitutionalism in order to extract the role of centrality assumed by the Constitution and fundamental rights in the legal system by extracting an order of values. After, in the second chapter, we study the phenomenon of constitutionalisation of law with its requirements, its main elements and effects and its irradiation to the right infra. Finally, in the third chapter, there is to what extent the phenomenon of constitutionalization-inclusion and constitutionalising-rereading produces a change in city law, adapting its formal rules and materially in the light of the fundamental precepts.
Keywords:
Neoconstitutionalism; Constitutionalising; Right to the city