Abstract
Abstract. Regarding the concept of economic criminal law, within the context of traditional positions – the restrictive one, the open one and the eclectic critical approaches, the author aims at a conceptual approach integrated into this sophisticated area of criminal law. This integrated attitude does not arise as the mere result of the synthesis of the abovementioned traditional positions, but it is made up of other significant variables, to wit: the ontic conditions of social structure, a social anthropocentric vision, the vindication of a need for a very precise legally protected right and determining in its offensiveness, and the claim for the democratic legitimacy of this regulatory category.All of this is combined with a concrete reality which summarizes an illicit behavior or objectively abusive with respect to the normal functioning of the economy’s mechanisms or resources. Based on these ideas, a rational and minimalist sequence between the concepts of economic criminal law, macroeconomic criminal law and business criminal law may be attained, in addition to a common methodology to typify and bring these phenomena closer together and a more fluent exercise of the guarantees of a social democratic rule of law.
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