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Italian Journal of Public Law
Welcome to the website of the first Italian law journal entirely published in English.
The IJPL was established in 2009 by a small group of scholars based in several Italian universities, with the encouragement and support of scholars from other countries.
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[23.06.2016]
TARN Call for Papers
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[29.01.2015]
Focus: national and international law in italy: the end of an idyll?
THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION TRUMPS INTERNATIONAL LAW
Christian Tomuschat
The judgment of the Italian Constitutional Court ...read more ›
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[25.11.2013]
Presentation of M. Cartabia – N. Lupo – A. Simoncini (ed.), Democracy and Subsidiarity in the EU
The book edited by M. Cartabia – N. Lupo – A. Simoncin addresses ...read more ›
July - Issue 2- NO. 2- 2018
- › Constitutional Adjudication In Europe Between Unity And Pluralism - Pietro Faraguna, Cristina Fasone, Giovanni Piccirilli
- › Europe And Constitutional Pluralism: Prospects And Limitations - Raffaele Bifulco
- › The Advantage Of Having The “First Word” In The Composite European Constitution - Nicola Lupo
- › Limiting the 'Counter-Limits'. National Constitutional Courts and the Scope of the Primacy of EU Law - Davide Paris
- › The Implicit Cooperation Between The Strasbourg Court And Constitutional Courts: A Silent Unity? - Alessia-Ottavia Cozzi
- › Protection Of Eu Law In Case Of Legislative Omissions: How Constitutional Courts React - Sarah Verstraelen
- › Social Rights In The Greek Austerity Crisis: Reframing Constitutional Pluralism - Kyriaki Pavlidou
- › The Jurisprudence Of The Crisis: The Uncertain Place Of European Law Between Pluralism And Unity - Leonardo Pierdominici
- › Do Constitutional Courts Care About Parliaments In The Euro-Crisis? On The Precedence Of The “Constitutional Identity Review” - Cristina Fasone
- › Fundamental Rights Protection In The Eu: The Ecj’s Difficult Mission To Strike A Balance Between Uniformity And Diversity - Andrea Edenharter
- › The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly: National Constitutional Judges And The Eu Constitutional Identity - Giovanni Zaccaroni
- › Constitutionalising The European Court Of Justice? The Role Of Structural And Procedural Reforms - Carlo Tovo
- › Conclusive Remarks - Gábor Halmai
- › Constitutional Adjudication Within A European Composite Constitution – A View From The Bench - Giuliano Amato, Marta Cartabia, Daria de Pretis, Silvana Sciarra
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