Symposium
The Legal Design of Judicial Review Systems: a Comparative Overview
Giulio Napolitano, Eduardo Jordao and Marco D Alberti discuss the topic of judicial review of administrative power. The scholars examine multi- farious aspects, such as the legal design of judicial review systems from a comparative perspective, legal indeterminacy, and the intensity of judicial review of administrative power.
Judicial Review in a Context of Legal Indeterminacy
Giulio Napolitano, Eduardo Jordao and Marco D Alberti discuss the topic of judicial review of administrative power. The scholars examine multi- farious aspects, such as the legal design of judicial review systems from a comparative perspective, legal indeterminacy, and the intensity of judicial review of administrative power.
Intensity of Judicial Review of Administrative Power: Changes and Prospects
Giulio Napolitano, Eduardo Jordao and Marco D Alberti discuss the topic of judicial review of administrative power. The scholars examine multi- farious aspects, such as the legal design of judicial review systems from a comparative perspective, legal indeterminacy, and the intensity of judicial review of administrative power.
English Language and Public Law Studies
Marta Cartabia, Marco D Alberti, Matteo Gnes and Edoardo Chiti discuss the book entitled «The (Hegemonic?) Role of the English Language» by Christian Tomuschat. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, under various points of view.
English Language and Administrative Law
Marta Cartabia, Marco D Alberti, Matteo Gnes and Edoardo Chiti discuss the book entitled «The (Hegemonic?) Role of the English Language» by Christian Tomuschat. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, under various points of view.
English Language and Linguistic Regime in Italian Public Administration
Marta Cartabia, Marco D Alberti, Matteo Gnes and Edoardo Chiti discuss the book entitled «The (Hegemonic?) Role of the English Language» by Christian Tomuschat. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, under various points of view.
Beyond International Relations: Global Polity’s Linguistic Regime
Marta Cartabia, Marco D Alberti, Matteo Gnes and Edoardo Chiti discuss the book entitled «The (Hegemonic?) Role of the English Language» by Christian Tomuschat. The scholars address the most significant issues raised in this important work, under various points of view.
Articles
Independence and Administration, between National Law and European Law
What does independent administration mean? Do European law and national law mean the same thing when they use the term «independence»? Does this concept change meaning according to the context? How? And why? This essay addresses these questions by conducting a comparative analysis of the mutual influences between the national and European legal order. First,
The Role of the Reference for a Preliminary Ruling to the CJEU in the Administrative Jurisdiction
The dialogue between administrative courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has developed in progressive stages. The exa- mination of recent references for a preliminary ruling indicates a tendency to make a sort of request to check national judgements against European standards. This tendency reached its height with the contestation of
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New Technologies and Regulation: the «Uber Case»
Technological innovation inevitably makes laws obsolete: today, ice production would certainly not be considered a public service, and yet the item was expressly listed in the unified text of 1925 on the subject. In this process of modernization, courts play a significant role. Called to rule upon the disputes on the digital platform transport service