Constitutional Law (Books and Journals)
502 risultati per Constitutional Law (Books and Journals)
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Nuovi Autoritarismi e Democrazie: Diritto, Istituzioni, Società (NAD-DIS)
Da Numero 1-1, January 2019
a Numero 3-2, July 2021
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Legislator dal legem ferre al leges condere
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Cacucci Editore, 2014
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Morale e politica per la governance. La funzione di un partito di catto lici
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Cacucci Editore, 2013
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La legislazione sulla base di intese. I Test delle religioni "altre" e degli ateismi
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Cacucci Editore, 2013
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La proiezione della Costituzione sull’ordinamento giuridico
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Cacucci Editore, 2012
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Annali della Facoltà di Giurisprudenza di Taranto. Anno V
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Cacucci Editore, 2012
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Informazione e pubbliche amministrazioni dall’accesso ai documenti alla disponibilità delle informazioni
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Cacucci Editore, 2012
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Studi in onore di Aldo Loiodice - Vol. II
Cacucci Editore, 2012
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Annali della Facoltà di Giurisprudenza di Taranto. Anno IV
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Cacucci Editore, 2011
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Diritti umani, conflitti di legge e conflitti di civilizzazione
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Cacucci Editore, 2011
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Dal Sistema Elettorale alla forma di Governo
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Cacucci Editore, 2011
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L’attuazione della Costituzione
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Edizioni PLUS - Università di Pisa, 2008
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Diritto vivente. Il ruolo innovativo della giurisprudenza
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Edizioni PLUS - Università di Pisa, 2007
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Lo Stato essenziale. Semplicità cultura e democrazia al tempo delle rete
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ITTIG, 2006
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Lo statuliber e l’adempimento fittizio della condizione
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Cacucci Editore, 2006
- Ykpaiha 2022
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Legitimate Aims, Illegitimate Aims and the E.Ct.H.R.: Changing Attitudes and Selective Strictness
This article aims to trace the recent changes in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, pertaining to the legitimate aim test, which has so far not been appropriately considered in existing jurisprudence. It first shows that the legitimate aim test is not just a paper tiger, and has a bigger bite than it has been given credit for, especially for the last ten years. Furthermore,...
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Sale of Quotas for Greenhouse Gas Emissions as a Type Civil Sale and Purchase Contract
The article examines the emergence, development and current legal regulation of the sale and purchase agreement, and reveals the place of sale of quotas for greenhouse gas emissions in the system of civil contracts. The character of the sale of emission quotas between states is considered, as well as the legal nature of the quota sale (carbon units) contract in the framework of national...
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Controlling Shareholders and Intra-Group Transactions: A Special Framework
Controlling shareholders and their activities in publicly traded companies have long stirred debate and controversy. Still dominating the corporate landscape across the world, concentrated ownership has been associated with both extraction of private benefits of control (P.B.C.) and entrepreneurship. Drawing on the theories on corporate control, this article contributes to accomplishing the law’s
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Legal Aspects of Review of Valid Rulings in Criminal Proceedings in Connection with Significant Violations of Substantive or Procedural Provisions of the Law
The aim of this article is to review the existing discipline of legal institutes in connection with significant violations of substantive or procedural legal norms and its significance in criminal proceedings in the Republic of Latvia and the Republic of Lithuania, their common and different features, problems and case law. The basis of the research is the analysis of regulatory enactments, court
- Securitizing Notes of Small Businesses and Needy Workers
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Hero-systems, Military Dictatorship and the Silencing of Academic Community in Suriname
This paper is concerned with academic silencing in Suriname and its links with the conflict that took place at the national level, which was given scant consideration in research. Emphasis will be given to the establishment of the hero-system in order to ensure peace and the connections between academic silencing, dictatorship and law and order.
- A New International Crime of Ecocide?
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Analyzing Authoritarianism and Democracy through Academic Freedom in Turkey
The article examines the concepts of authoritarianism and democracy in Turkey through an analysis of academic freedom. From its foundation, Turkish democracy has suffered from being hybrid, i.e., a combination of democratic and authoritarian elements. Since 2016, after the attempted coup d’état, Turkish parliamentarianism has been transformed into a one-man regime. This contribution analyses the...
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Law in a Time of Corona: Global Pandemic, Supply Chain Disruption and Portents for 'Operationally-Linked (but) Legally Separate' Contracts
The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has resulted in the disruption of activities in major centres of global production, with adverse portents for contractual obligations across global supply chains. The global pervasiveness and dynamic propagation of the risks arising from contractual failures provides an opportunity to reconsider the nature and impact of mechanisms for excusing failure to...
- La Natura come soggetto di diritto nell'ordinamento dell'Uganda
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The Conflict of International Agreements in Air Law: A Reasonable Plea for Conventional Uniform Rules
This note surveys the roots of a phenomenon called "conflict of international agreements", which forms a distinctive source of legal uncertainty in trans-border disputes, with a particularly high incidence in the field of air law. The authors suggest that the conflict of international agreements should be understood as an added layer of legal complexity in trans-border air law disputes, beyond...
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The Right to Dignity of the Surrogate Mother
This article explores a different perspective on the right to dignity of the surrogate mother in commercial surrogacy arrangements under international human rights norms and philosophical principles. Here, I examine the concept of human dignity under the lenses of contemporary legal theory reflecting on the right to self-determination of the surrogate mother. This dignity-based approach serves...
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The 'Method and Madness' of Authoritarian Constitution Making in Democratic Regimes
Globally, more than half the attempts at making a democratic constitution have failed to produce one. Another large number of constitutions have suffered the ignominy of having a draft made and implemented, but ultimately being rejected by the populace or political elites for failing to perform its intended functions. A curious case emerges in instances when would-be-autocrats draft authoritarian
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Constitution-Making in Libya after the Fall of Gaddafi: The Role of National and Transnational Actors
Ten years after the fall of Gaddafi’s regime, Libya still has not adopted a permanent constitution. Over the last decade, both national bodies and transnational actors have taken part in constitution-making; however, all efforts have been unsuccessful so far. While the scholarship on post-2011 Libya has mainly focused on the impact of local events and national actors on this process, this essay...
- L'Unione Europea e la controffensiva baltica nella garanzia dello Stato di diritto
- Cile: tra retaggi autoritari e democrazia incompleta
- Una regione immaginata: ambiente, cultura e connettività nella Manciuria moderna
- Les risques du terrain : vers un embrigadement de la recherche
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Open Society, Academic Freedom and the Rule of Law: The Mission of Central European University (CEU) 1991-2021
The defence of open society has been the main mission of the Central European University (CEU) since its creation in 1991. This article explores the history of the CEU, from the crucial years of the immediate post-Cold War until the present day. It is divided into two parts: the first part analyses the origins of the CEU, its aims and the concept of the open society as an academic mission; the...
- Il difficile bilanciamento tra libertà accademica, libertà di espressione e autonomia universitaria. Brevi riflessioni sulle riforme dell'istruzione superiore in Polonia e Slovacchia
- Il nuovo regime generale di condizionalità per la protezione del bilancio dell'Unione: verso una più efficace tutela dello Stato di diritto?
- Il rinvio pregiudiziale e l'indipendenza dei giudici: alcune riflessioni a margine di due recenti vicende
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Turkey, Europe and Women's Rights: The Controversial Debate on the Istanbul Convention
On 20 March 2021, Turkey withdrew from the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (‘Istanbul Convention’) with a presidential decree. President Erdogan’s decision and the way in which it was carried out has led to great discontent both within the country and on the international scenario. The main aim of this analysis is to explore...
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Referendum on Early Elections in Slovakia: Constitutional Challenges in Times of Crisis
In 2020, the tenth democratic and free elections after the fall of the communist regime in Slovakia resulted in a broad coalition government, which obtained its mandate mainly to fight corruption. However, the global pandemic of COVID-19 has fundamentally changed priorities. Indeed, growing dissatisfaction with the governance of the state in early 2021 has led to the organization of a referendum...
- Il sistema politico e costituzionale della Russia un anno dopo la Grande Riforma Putiniana: tra legislazione attuativa, chiusura identitaria e fragilità politica
- L'Acuerdo de Escazú: il primo trattato sull'ambiente in vigore in America Latina
- Riccardo Cavallo, L'Europa tra Nomos e Polemos, Utet, Torino, 2020, 214 pp.
- Martin Belov (ed.), Populist Constitutionalism and Illiberal Democracies. Between Constitutional Imagination, Normative Entrenchment, and Political Reality, Intersentia, Cambridge, 2021, XVII-378 pp.
- Quando la democrazia italiana era 'osservata speciale': la Gran Bretagna e la questione comunista in Italia alla vigilia delle elezioni del 1976