This paper deals with a peculiar doctrine of the Italian Constitutional Court, the “prohibition of legislative automatisms,” which is used, in some judgments, in an internationally oriented form. My argument is that this doctrine can be seen as an effective legal and constitutional instrument operating in the “multi-level” scenario and namely in the framework of international systems and treaties of human rights protection. Indeed, it provides a good degree of flexibility and a good balancing point between international integration and national autonomy in light of the need to reach an adequate and “fair” solution in the concrete case and, therefore, in favour of the enhancement of human rights protection at the practical level.Cet article ...
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Our paper is focused on the legal ‘grey’ zone between constitutionality and unconstitutionality whic...
The Italian Constitution (1948) belongs to the group of constitutions described as ‘constitutions bo...
The Italian Constitution (1948) belongs to the group of constitutions described as 'constitutions bo...
One of the most common obstacles to the domestic enforcement of international decisions is represent...
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The evolution of the Italian Constitutional Court's Case Law from an analysis of the relations betwe...
Il contributo, prendendo le mosse dalla nota sentenza ne analizza le conseguenze nei termini più pro...
Our paper is focused on the legal ‘grey’ zone between constitutionality and unconstitutionality whic...
The Italian Constitution (1948) belongs to the group of constitutions described as ‘constitutions bo...
The Italian Constitution (1948) belongs to the group of constitutions described as 'constitutions bo...
One of the most common obstacles to the domestic enforcement of international decisions is represent...
More broadly, the report explores how to ensure axiological continuity between the principles and va...
In its judgment No. 238/2014 the Italian Constitutional Court, whilst appearing to show respect for ...
The position of the Italian Constitutional Court on the requirement of protecting fundamental princi...
The present article discusses the breadth of the principle upheld by the Italian Constitutional Cou...
The article analyzes the proposal to institutionalize an International Constitutional Court, de-velo...
The thesis concerns the most critical constitutional issues for the implementation of the Statute o...
The Italian Constitutional Court has delivered an historical judgment stating that it was not possib...
According to international law there is no doubt that enforcement of an ICJ decision is mandatory f...
In the present article the author examines, at first, the question whether the provisions of the Eur...
The evolution of the Italian Constitutional Court's Case Law from an analysis of the relations betwe...
Il contributo, prendendo le mosse dalla nota sentenza ne analizza le conseguenze nei termini più pro...
Our paper is focused on the legal ‘grey’ zone between constitutionality and unconstitutionality whic...