Symposium
Hauriou, Duguit and the social function of public law
Aldo Sandulli, Pascale Gonod, Fabrice Melleray and Bernardo Sordi discuss the book entitled «L’invention de l’État», written by Jean-Michel Blanquer and Marc Milet. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, with special regard to the studies of Maurice Hauriou and Léon Duguit.
Léon Duguit, Maurice Hauriou and the rise of the modern public law
Aldo Sandulli, Pascale Gonod, Fabrice Melleray and Bernardo Sordi discuss the book entitled «L’invention de l’État», written by Jean-Michel Blanquer and Marc Milet. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, with special regard to the studies of Maurice Hauriou and Léon Duguit.
Maurice Hauriou and Léon Duguit, or the discourses on French public law
Aldo Sandulli, Pascale Gonod, Fabrice Melleray and Bernardo Sordi discuss the book entitled «L’invention de l’État», written by Jean-Michel Blanquer and Marc Milet. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, with special regard to the studies of Maurice Hauriou and Léon Duguit.
Hauriou and Duguit: «deux duellistes en République »
Aldo Sandulli, Pascale Gonod, Fabrice Melleray and Bernardo Sordi discuss the book entitled «L’invention de l’État», written by Jean-Michel Blanquer and Marc Milet. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, with special regard to the studies of Maurice Hauriou and Léon Duguit.
Articles
From Al Qaeda to IS: Has International Terrorism Become State?
This paper seeks to analyse the nature of the so-called Islamic State, a nature which is widely disputed. Is the Caliphate of al-Baghdadi merely the latest manifestation of jihadism, and thus to be regarded as a terrorist organisation — one which is even more sophisticated than any previous incarnation — or is it an actual
The Long March to a Global Climate Agreement: from the Kyoto Protocol to the Paris Agreement
The Paris Outcome, approved in Paris in December 2015 by the Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change, consists of two separate documents: an Agreement and a Decision. Together, they are the conclusion of negotiations developed over many years of «climate diplomacy». The Agreement, the only document binding upon the
Notes
Review of Independent Authorities: the Agcom Case
This overview examines some changes review of the regulatory acts adopted by the Italian Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications (AGCOM). The contribution of European law to the delineation of the boundaries of judicial review, in both substantial and procedural terms, is very important. This path reveals certain general aspects, among which the main one
Review
Conflicts of Interests in Private and Public Law. A Survey.
In open societies, the opportunities for conflicts of interests are widespread within both private and public law. The finance sector is emblematic in this respect. Law encounters some difficulty in providing adequate remedies for the problem, especially in areas such as finance, in which interests are particularly strong. Conflicts are often managed, but usually
The Institutionalization of Special Advisers in the United Kingdom’s Government
The article analyses the institutionalization of the role of special advisers in the United Kingdom’s government. The paper draws a profile of the role of special advisers, dentifying their functions and relationships with other institutions such as the Prime Minister, ministers and civil servants. The article analyses the reasons for the increasing importance of