
handle: 10281/441938 , 11385/234278 , 11391/1561873 , 11585/960090
The purpose of this book is to present topics that are distinctive of Italian Constitutional Law. The authors have chosen to address the most significant issues in contemporary European and global legal discourse: the separation of powers, the protection of rights, the role of constitutional adjudication, the transnational judicial borrowing and dialogue between constitutional courts, as well as democracy, pluralism, constitutional identity, and national sovereignty vis à vis the EU. By analysing Italian Constitutional Law through the lens of the most pressing challenges, students will be equipped with a comprehensive framework that enables them to understand the intricacies and complexities of this field within a broader and multifaceted context.
Constitutional Law, European Union Law, European Convention of Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Italian Legal Order, Fundamental Rights, Constitutional Adjudication,
Constitutional Law, European Union Law, European Convention of Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Italian Legal Order, Fundamental Rights, Constitutional Adjudication,
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