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The Rule of Law - 31.05.2019 - Milan

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The Rule of Law - 31.05.2019 - Milan

TARN Call for Papers

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Call for papers – Young Researchers Master Class on Agencification of EU executive governance European University Institute, Florence, 9 November 2016 and Call for papers – Conference on Constitutionality, powers and legitimacy of EU agencies or agency-like bodies European University Institute, Florence, 10-11 November 2016 The Academic Research Network on Agencification of EU Executive Governance (TARN) aims to promote multi- and interdisciplinary research about the agencification of EU executive governance and to encourage a dialogue between academia and practitioners. On 9-11 November 2016 it organises two events at the European University Institute in Florence. It launches a call for papers for each event. Event 1: Young Researchers Master Class on Agencification of EU executive governance On 9 November 2016 TARN will hold a one-day master class on agencification of EU executive governance. The masterclass is intended for young researchers, that is PhD researchers and researchers who have recently defended their PhD. At the masterclass, young researchers will present their research relating to EU agencies or agency-like bodies which will be commented on by senior academics. Feedback will also be given by practitioners. TARN is welcoming the submission of papers that relate to EU agencies or agency-like bodies and/or agencification of EU executive governance more generally. As TARN promotes multi- and interdisciplinary research, it invites submissions from disciplines including legal, political and social sciences and public administration. Submissions Please send a 500 words abstract of your paper together with a short CV and summary of your (ongoing or completed) PhD to tarn@maastrichtuniversity.nl. Event 2: TARN Conference on Constitutionality, powers and legitimacy of EU agencies or agency-like bodies On 10 and 11 November 2016 TARN will hold its first two-day conference. TARN is welcoming the submission of papers that address the constitutionality, powers and legitimacy of EU agencies or agency-like bodies. As TARN promotes multi- and interdisciplinary research, it invites submissions from disciplines including legal, political and social sciences and public administration. Submissions Please send a 500 words abstract of your paper together with a short CV to tarn@maastrichtuniversity.nl. Deadline for both calls: 30 June 2016 Authors will be notified of decisions no later than 15 July 2016. If your abstract is selected, a full paper will be due by 1 November 2016. Covered expenses for both events: travel and hotel costs (with a maximum limit) Academic conference committee of both events: Prof. D. Curtin, European University Institute, Florence Prof. G. della Cananea, Tor Vergata University, Rome Prof. E. Vos, Maastricht University Please email questions to tarn@maastrichtuniversity.nl.

Focus: national and international law in italy: the end of an idyll?

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THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION TRUMPS INTERNATIONAL LAW

Christian Tomuschat

The judgment of the Italian Constitutional Court (CC) of 22 October 2014 comes as a shock to the international legal community.

Presentation of M. Cartabia – N. Lupo – A. Simoncini (ed.), Democracy and Subsidiarity in the EU

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The book edited by M. Cartabia – N. Lupo – A.

The choice of teaching “only in english” in an italian public university is a sign of intellectual subjection and is contrary to the proportionality principle

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The decision taken by the Polytechnic of Milan last year (via a resolution of the Senate upholding the three-year plan 2012-2014) according to which, starting from the academic year 2014/2015, "the official language of the advanced two years’ degree programs and of PhD programs is English, only" was not a good step in t

Thought under the tree

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In the last two years, Italy has modified its system of recruitment in universities. Several associations and groups of scholars are making proposals concerning the standards for assessing research output.

The economic crisis and the costitutional state

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Florence 26 November 2012

University of Florence - Aula magna del Rettorato

Piazza San Marco, Firenze

The economic crisis and the constitutional state

Sponsored by Faculty of Law - Department of Public Law - Department of Law and Economics

EDITORIAL

> AFTER THE CRISTIS - A NEW PUBLIC LAW
Giacinto della Cananea

IJPL Issue 2 n. 1 preview

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Below you can preview the table of content IJPL Issue 2 n° 1 2010 which will be published shortly.

Table of Content

Proceedings of the international workshop ‘Twenty years later: the Italian law on administrative procedures.

Twenty years after: the Italian law of administrative procedures

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Achievements and prospects in a comparative perspective

Workshop Napoli, 23 aprile 2010 Sala degli Angeli, via Suor Orsola 10

The proceedings of this symposium will be published on the issue n. 1/2010

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Law And The Challenges Of Change In Paolo Grossi’s Research Path

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Grossi, P., Trent’anni di pagine introduttive. Quaderni
fiorentini 1972-2001, prefazione di Paolo Cappellini, Per la storia
del pensiero giuridico moderno. No.

The Role Of The Echr In The Italian Administrative Case Law.

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Italian administrative courts are developing a new attitude
in implementing Conventional rights and in considering the
Strasbourg case law as a key element for their decisions.

The Right To Safety: Some Jurisprudential Reflections

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In the recent legal literature there is certainly no lack of
studies concerning the increasing risks to which all individuals
and society as a whole are exposed. However, the legal framework
within which such risks ought to be considered and dealt with is
much less clearly specified.

New Challenges To Political Representation And Democracy

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The essay is devoted to the new challenges to democracy in
spite of its current worldwide expansion.

Is There Really A Fiscal Federalism In Italy?

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The provisions under comment do not prefigure full
financial independence of the regions and local bodies
(even if most of which are free of allocation restrictions) for
the following different reasons. Taxes decided by regions
are only a few.

Administrative Law In Europe: A Historical And Comparative Perspective

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There is currently a growing interest in the question
whether a convergence between the administrative laws of
European countries is coming into being and, if so, whether this is
desirable or otherwise, as well as whether and the extent to which
this depends on broader process of European integration and

Administrative Justice In Italy: Origins And Evolution

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The aim of the following pages is that of recounting the
principal phases in the evolution of the system of administrative
justice, from its origins to the present day, an era which is
distinguished by a significant process of codification of the
administrative trial that will thus find itself, for the fir

Online the new site

Default admin account — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:07:47 +0200

Online the new site of Italian Journal of Public Law. In the Current Issue section, you can find the Volume 1 - No.1 of the year 2009.

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