In the first decades of the 20th century, in Italy, there was a lively debate within the school of public law on the transformation of the Liberal State into an Administrative State. The main architects of this dialogue were Vittorio Emanuele Orlando and Santi Romano. The former is the standard bearer of the purism of the legal method for which political, social and historical problems have no right of citizenship in the science of public law. For Santi Romano, on the other hand, the boundary between state and society, between the legal order and the political order tends to blur and, therefore, historical reality also appears within the narrow confines of scientific reflectio
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In the history of the relationship between law and literature the forensic eloquence is a relatively...
In the first decades of the 20th century, in Italy, there was a lively debate within the school of p...
Santi Romano was born in Palermo, Sicily on January 31, 1875. His origins had a notable impact on hi...
This essay foregrounds the relevance of Italian jurist Santi Romano’s theorizing to today’s politica...
The Italian legal complex seems to be characterised by a rather high level of fragmentation, exempli...
This contribution discusses, from the perspective of global comparative law, how Mariano Croce’s Eng...
Since the beginning of the twentieth century, Italian public law had to recognize to Santi Romano th...
All those who lend themselves to the study of Santi Romano’s jur¬isprudence and intellectual legacy ...
Romano’s theories revolutionize the perspectives of the doctrine of publishing law. Adhering to cer...
During the twentieth century, the state founded on constitutional law was the form of organization t...
The study focuses on ‘law’ as guarantee of the social life, that, according to the age taken into ac...
Through the critical analysis of contemporary methodologies in the field of public law, Ettore Lomb...
MORE THAN A CENTURY after its first publication, Santi Romano’s Ordinamento Giuridico is finally ava...
A superficial glance at the recent past might suggests that Italy and Hungary reveal various common ...
The aim of this contribution is to observe the historical origin of the Welfare State crisis. Social...
In the history of the relationship between law and literature the forensic eloquence is a relatively...
In the first decades of the 20th century, in Italy, there was a lively debate within the school of p...
Santi Romano was born in Palermo, Sicily on January 31, 1875. His origins had a notable impact on hi...
This essay foregrounds the relevance of Italian jurist Santi Romano’s theorizing to today’s politica...
The Italian legal complex seems to be characterised by a rather high level of fragmentation, exempli...
This contribution discusses, from the perspective of global comparative law, how Mariano Croce’s Eng...
Since the beginning of the twentieth century, Italian public law had to recognize to Santi Romano th...
All those who lend themselves to the study of Santi Romano’s jur¬isprudence and intellectual legacy ...
Romano’s theories revolutionize the perspectives of the doctrine of publishing law. Adhering to cer...
During the twentieth century, the state founded on constitutional law was the form of organization t...
The study focuses on ‘law’ as guarantee of the social life, that, according to the age taken into ac...
Through the critical analysis of contemporary methodologies in the field of public law, Ettore Lomb...
MORE THAN A CENTURY after its first publication, Santi Romano’s Ordinamento Giuridico is finally ava...
A superficial glance at the recent past might suggests that Italy and Hungary reveal various common ...
The aim of this contribution is to observe the historical origin of the Welfare State crisis. Social...
In the history of the relationship between law and literature the forensic eloquence is a relatively...