Manuel Duran i Bas Prize is called every three years by the Section of Philosophy and Social Sciences of the Institute of Catalan Studies, in the Law category. This institution created this prize in order to reward “a work of positive law, doctrinal research or history about legal or sociological issues”.

The doctoral thesis of Vicenta Tasa suggests modifying the Constitution to make official languages of the State and their institutions the most spoken ones in Spain (Spanish, Catalan/Valencian, Galician and Basque). The proposal is based on the modification of the Article 3 of the Constitution, and it also suggests stablishing at an autonomic level the official nature and recognition of other Spanish languages. The resulting model, similar to the Swedish one, would recognise the totality of the Spanish linguistic diversity and provide to the speakers of all languages a major linguistic safety.

News about the doctoral thesis of Vicenta Tasa at: 
http://ir.uv.es/Zluy0RO