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«La rivoluzione non è che un sentimento». Antagonismo e lotta di classe nella poesia di Pasolini
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«Regulae iuris» e metodi della «scientia iuris». Prospettive di approfondimenti
Get PDFEnThe topic of regulae iuris has been treated several times, also recently. Nevertheless, the results are not satisfactory yet and mainly concern the iurisprudentia of the late respublica and principatus which gave birth even to a true literary genre. The study draws the attention on the age of late antiquity and the compilation of Justinian. In the first one the regulae iuris were no longer considered as a synthesis of the existing regulations or of dialectical arguments, but as actual regulations. On the contrary, Justinian / Tribonian, despite having given legal force to the material taken from the works of ancient jurists, downgraded the definitiones and regulae considering them imprecise by nature and useful only if corresponding to the existing law.FrLe sujet des regulae iuris a été traité plusieurs fois même récemment. Toutefois les résultats ne sont toujours pas satisfaisants et ils concernent surtout la iurisprudentia de la vieille respublica et du principatus, dans le domaine de laquelle il y eût même un genre littéraire. Cet étude focalise son attention sur l'âge bas-ancienne et sur la compilation de Justin. Dans la première les regulae iuris n'étaient plus considérées comme des synthèses de règles en vigueur ou des sujets dialectiques mais plutôt des véritable normes. Au contraire, Justinien/Tribonien, même s'il a donné une valeur juridique au matériel tiré des oeuvres des juristes de l'antiquité, a cependant déclassé definitiones et regulae percevant qu'elles n'avaient pas l'officium typique du ius mais elles étaient par leur nature imprécises et utiles seulement si elles correspondaient au droit courant
What Measures for What Politics? Gender-Based Violence Protection and the RDL Policy Gap for Women in Italy (2021-2024)
Get PDFAll forms of gender-based violence (GBV), particularly intimate partner violence (IPV), have intensified with the onset of the pandemic, partly because of closures associated with Covid 19. The pandemic has brought into sharper focus the link between GBV/IPV and economic or livelihood deprivation, highlighting that shelters and helplines for women are necessary but insufficient. The picture is even bleaker for immigrant women. The Italian case is very interesting. The government's decision to adopt a measure to protect women victims of domestic violence, the Reddito di Libertà (RDL) policy, during the pandemic was undeniably innovative, even if a few years later it shows limitations. This article examines GBV from an intersectional perspective and attempts to assess the coverage capacity of the RDL policy among Italian and foreign women living in Italy who are victims of IPV. The findings highlight how the RDL policy seems to have been designed more to manage emergencies than to effectively address GBV. Highlighting the selectivity in the application of the policy, the article concludes by arguing that it is necessary to consider the structural intersectionality that GBV feeds on to plan a more effective and inclusive policy strategy