Archive 2025

VOL. 17 ISSUE 4/2025

THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS, DEMOCRACY AND THE RULE OF LAW: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE

Paola Monaco & Silvia Venier

THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: AN OVERVIEW

Angela Ferrari Zumbini

PART I - COMPARATIVE, EU, AND INTERNATIONAL LAW PERSPECTIVES

THE DIFFICULT ROAD TO THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION. DILEMMAS AND STRENGTHS IN THE REGULATION OF AI BY THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE

Mario Hernández Ramos

RETROACTIVE IMPLEMENTATION: THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON AI AND HUMAN RIGHTS, THE AI ACT, AND THE EXISTING EU “DIGITAL ACQUIS”

Silvia De Conca

IS THERE A HUMAN OVERSIGHT REQUIREMENT IN THE AI FRAMEWORK CONVENTION?

Daniele Amoroso

THE COE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM A PRIVATE LAW LENS: QUO IURIS?

Pınar Çağlayan Aksoy

TRANSPARENCY IN ALGORITHMIC GOVERNANCE: IMPLEMENTING THE COE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION THROUGH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Laura Muzi

PART II - THE COE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION IN ACTION ACROSS SPECIFIC SECTORS

THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON AI AND THE EU AI ACT: A COMPLEMENTARY VIEW

Leonardo Parona

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND THE RELEVANCE OF AI IMPACT ASSESSMENTS BETWEEN THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION AND THE AI ACT

Livia Baldinelli

THE COE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PUT TO THE TEST OF AUTONOMOUS SHIPS

Gabriele Asta

THE RISKS OF “CULTURAL INVISIBILITY” IN THE AGE OF AI

Andrea Crismani

GUEST EDITORIAL

ASYMMETRIES OF UNILATERAL TAX STRATEGIES BY INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES: COOPERATION VS CONFLICT

Carlo Garbarino

ARTICLES

PROTECTING COASTAL AREAS: A TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH

Giacinto della Cananea & Andrea Riggio

NEW FORMS OF HOUSING SERVICES MANAGEMENT IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Alessandra Mattoscio

PROTECTED BY WHOM? CHILDREN’S FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN THE AGE OF SHARENTING. A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE FROM ITALY

Chiara Bergonzini

BOOK REVIEWS

D.J. GALLIGAN, KEEPERS OF THE COMMON GOOD. THE PEOPLE, OPINION, AND THE SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS OF CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY

Francesco Bilancia

QUO VADIS, BOARDS OF APPEAL? THE EVOLUTION OF EU AGENCIES’ BOARDS OF APPEAL AND THE FUTURE OF THE EU SYSTEM OF JUDICIAL PROTECTION EDITED BY JACOPO ALBERTI

Leonardo Parona

THE RE-STATEMENT OF DIRECT EFFECT. REMARKS ON DANIELE GALLO’S DIRECT EFFECT IN EU LAW

Angelo Jr Golia

JOURNALS REVIEW

LATIN AMERICA LAW REVIEWS ON ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Silia Gardini

IJPL Vol. 17

4/2025

VOL. 17 ISSUE 3/2025

EDITORIAL - JUST SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION IN THE AGE OF EXPERIMENTALISM AND IMPACT

Christian Iaione

FROM GAP TO OPPORTUNITY: REGULATORY VOIDS AS SPACES FOR EXPERIMENTATION AND INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY

Anna Berti Suman, Adaeze Oluchi Ashaheme, Mohtas Anwar Modier

LEGAL FRAMEWORKS ENABLING NOT FOR PROFIT AND DECENTRALISED RENEWABLE ENERGY COMMUNITIES. CASES FROM THE EU & ECOWAS

Elena De Nictolis, Alberica Aquili, Benedicta Quarcoo

WINNING THE WATER BATTLE WITH SUSTAINABLE CO-GOVERNANCE: EVIDENCE FROM WATER UTILITIES COMPANIES

Marijana Kristic, Ivan Mugabi, Sofia Sabatucci

MANAGING OVERTOURISM TO PRESERVE URBAN LIVEABILITY: TRADITIONAL SOLUTIONS AND NEW GOVERNANCE APPROACHES

Davide Testa, Giorgia Nolfi, Shasa Calì, Magloire Fopokam

SUSTAINABLE IMPACT DEVELOPMENT THROUGH MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS: FROM GENERAL PRINCIPLES TO LOCAL PRACTICES

Kenneth Amaeshi, Adriano Contardi, Stella Scocco

JUST, DEMOCRATIC, INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL PLANNING (JUDISIP): INVESTING ON COUNTERVAILING ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL POWER

Christian Iaione, Antonio Persico, Gideon Galizzi

THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE OF ESG REPORTING IN UTILITIES: CHALLENGES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

Rubina Galeotti, Martina Mariani, Carlos Kodjori

BENEFIT CORPORATION, DUAL-PURPOSE ENTITIES AND STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES: “NEW” MODELS TO ACHIEVE PURPOSE DRIVEN CAPITALISM

Livia Ventura, Mario Manna, John Manuwa

IJPL Vol. 17

3/2025

VOL. 17 ISSUE 2/2025

THE LAW OF THE ALGORITHMIC STATE IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE. INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE

Marta Infantino and Mauro Bussani

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE STATE FROM A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Roberto Scarciglia

NAVIGATING THE ALGORITHMIC SHIFT AND THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ALBANIA’S PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Eralda Methasani Çani and Andrea Mazelliu

THE LAW OF THE ALGORITHMIC STATE IN BULGARIA

Deyana Marcheva and Silvia Tsoneva

APPLICATION OF ALGORITHMS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN CROATIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Dario Đerđa and Dana Dobrić Jambrović

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE CZECH GOVERNMENT: POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC HYPE, BUREAUCRATIC PARALYSIS, AND THE DEMARCATION WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION

Filip Křepelka

THE LAW OF THE ALGORITHMIC STATE IN HUNGARY

Erzsébet Csatlós and Péter Mezei

THE USE OF AUTOMATED DECISION-MAKING SYSTEMS BY THE GOVERNMENT IN LATVIA

Edvins Danovskis

REGULATING AUTOMATION: THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE OF ‘AUTOMATED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS’ IN LITHUANIA

Jurgita Paužaitė-Kulvinskienė and Goda Strikaitė-Latušinskaja

ALGORITHMIC POLAND: TRANSFORMING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Piotr Tereszkiewicz, Monika Namysłowska, Szymon Skalski, Aleksandra Olbryk

THE ‘ALGORITHMIC RACE’: INSIGHTS FROM THE ROMANIAN PUBLIC SECTOR

Sorin Lodoabă, Calin Rus, Dacian C. Dragos

THE LAW OF THE ALGORITHMIC STATE IN SERBIA

Marko Milenković, Simona Vračar, Milica Pešterić

THE USE OF ALGORITHMIC AUTOMATION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BY THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN SLOVENIA

Damjan Možina and Jernej Renko

THE LAW OF THE ALGORITHMIC STATE: THE CASE OF TÜRKIYE

Pınar Çağlayan Aksoy

THE ALGORITHMIC STATE IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: COMPARATIVE REMARKS

Angela Ferrari Zumbini and Martina Conticelli

IJPL Vol. 17

2/2025

VOL. 17 ISSUE 1/2025

EDITORIAL - LEAVING CHEVRON BEHIND?

Giacinto della Cananea

GROUNDBREAKERS: FEMALE JUSTICES AND PRESIDENTS IN THE ITALIAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

Diletta Tega, Tania Groppi

MANAGING POST-PANDEMIC RECOVERY. THE NORMALIZATION OF EMERGENCY SOCIO-ECONOMIC MEASURES IN DIFFERENT EUROPEAN [CONSTITUTIONAL] LANDSCAPES

Stefano Civitarese Matteucci et al

GLOBAL LAW AND NATIONAL LAW IN LIFE SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY: SELECTED INSIGHTS AND PERSPECTIVES

Federico Gustavo Pizzetti

EXCEPTIONS TO THE ORDINARY RULES FOR AWARDING PUBLIC CONTRACTS: THE VOLCANIC RISK PARADIGM

Marco Calabrò, Alessandro Di Martino

EXTERNAL DIMENSION OF EU DATA PROTECTION LAW: THE LEGAL AND THE POLITICAL

Alessandro Petti.

STILL TOWARDS’ AD EVER-CLOSER UNION’? RISE, DECLINE AND TRANSFIGURATION OF THE PLANUNGSVERFASSUNG ARGUMENT IN THE INTERPRETATION OF UNION LAW

Giuliano Vosa

A TRANSPARENT DECISION-MAKING IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Camilla Ramotti

THE PERSPECTIVE OF A TRANSNATIONAL CONSTITUENCY FOR THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE VERIFICATION OF CREDENTIALS

Alberto Di Chiara

THE REDUCTION OF LAND CONSUMPTION AND THE ROLE OF URBAN REGENERATION AS A LAND-USE FUNCTION

Federica Ciarlariello

SUSTAINABLE FINANCE: REGULATION, ACTORS, AND INSTRUMENTS

Marianna Mazzarella

AUTOMATED DECISIONS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROCESSES: THE CASE OF THE AUSTRIAN PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ALGORITHM

Angela Ferrari Zumbini, Paola Monaco

THE LEGALITY OF CONFISCATION ORDERS OF STOLEN CULTURAL PROPERTY: THE FANO ATHLETE CASE BEFORE THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Elena Scudeler

THE “PRIOLO CASE” IN THE LIGHT OF THE 2022 ITALIAN CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM: HISTORIC JUDGMENT OR DEADLOCK FOR THE PROGRESSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Marta Pecchioli

U.S. LAW REVIEWS: A FOCUS ON ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Marco Lunardelli

IJPL Vol. 17

1/2025