The Jurisdictionalization of International Law: The Access of Individuals to the Inter-American System of Human Rights

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From the analysis of the theoretical construction of jurisdictionalization of international society and the evolution of the concept of international justice, the objective of the present study is to analyze the functioning of the Inter-American Human Rights System and the regulatory means for individuals to access the Inter-American Court of Human Rights as an access to international justice specifically as a mechanism for greater effectiveness and systemic coherence in decisions made there, whose purpose is the ideal of Justice, not due to its intended doctrinally or idealized form, but because the States have assumed such commitment to implement it as a system.