Archive 2016

Italian constitutional justice in global context

Italian constitutional justice in global context

Constitutional law and its methods

Gaetano Azzariti

Constitutional justice in Italy and beyond: a comparative (and private) law perspective

Mauro Bussani

The importance of being open. Lessons from abroad for the Italian constitutional court

Vittoria Barsotti

Of bridges and walls: the “Italian style” of Constitutional Adjudication

Marta Cartabia

Is there an “Italian style” in Constitutional Adjudication?

Oreste Pollicino

An Italian or a European style of judicial review? setting the agenda for comparative research on courts

Patricia Popelier

The success of a constitutional experiment: when history matters. the Italian Constitutional Court in global context

Andrea Simoncini

From mutual recognition to EU authorization: a decline of transnational administrative acts?

Luca De Lucia

The life and death of the Schengen agreement: is the abolition of internal borders a realistic goal?

Marie Gautier

Professions in Italy: a grey area

Stefano D’Alfonso

The rise of global standards. ICAO’s standards and recommended practices

Francesco Giovanni Albisinni

IJPL 2016

Volume 1

Editorial. Challenges for public authorities in a Unified Europe

Giacinto della Cananea

Building supranational identity: legal reasoning and outcome in kadi i and opinion 2/13 of the court of justice

Giuseppe Martinico

The Italian freedom of information act 2016. Why transparency-on-request is a better solution?

Diana-Urania Galetta

The regulation of environment in the Italian legal system

Annalaura Giannelli

Measuring culture and development: unlocking the UNESCO indicators’ potential

Paola Monaco

The perpetuation of an “ancient prejudice”: public services and local government in England

Chiara Feliziani

Local and regional democracy in Hungary: recent development

Fabio Ratto Trabucco

Short and quickly delivered, yet quite full of meaning: the international criminal court judgment about the intentional destruction of cultural heritage in Timbuktu

Federica Mucci

Is the European legal English legalese-free?

Patrizia Giampieri

BOOK REVIEW. Tony Prosser, the economic constitution, oup, Oxford, 2014, 304 pp

Francesco Bilancia

Tony Prosser, the economic constitution, oup, Oxford, 2014, 304 pp

Paola Chirulli

Tony Prosser and the normative approach to the study of the “Economic constitution”

Giacinto della Cananea

IJPL 2016

Volume 2