16 research outputs found
Intorno ad alcune terzine quattrocentesche: appunti da una lezione.
The editio princeps of the tuscan Tesoro (Treviso, 1471) contains a short poetic composition probably written by Francesco Rolandello, laureate poet. These 40 verses, composed as Dante's terzinas, are organized in a narrative shape: the author talks about Dante, who's coming back from his heavenly travel, which meet the flamish printer Geraer van der Leye and asks him to publish Brunetto’s Tesoro. The whole poem is composed as an imitation of Dante's style: this essay studies, also in a perspective view, language and rhymes, trying to afford a comment of the text
Esercizio su un trittico di sonetti trecenteschi ad argomento bonifaciano
The paper focuses on three sonnets of the XIVth century concerning the topic of the fleetingness of the human
life examined thorough one of the outstanding figures of the Middle Age: pope Boniface VIII. Their
anonymous author combines literary structures with elements that come from the epigraphic sepulchral
style and shows himself well aware of the posthumous trial that Boniface’s opponents were carrying on
against the pope. The paper offers a critical edition of each sonnet illustrating their manuscript tradition
and their cultural background
Standardy prawne dla transgranicznego dostępu do dowodów elektronicznych w postępowaniu karnym. Albańska perspektywa standardów międzynarodowych
With the development of Information and Communication Technology and digitalization usage expanding significantly in the society, the production and transmitting of data is evermore based on the means of cloud computing. Consequently, the relevance of electronic evidence in criminal proceedings has augmented, encompassing both cybercrimes and traditional offences. Considering the borderless nature of data exchange, supranational regulations and cooperation, the gathering of e-evidence presents a challenging process for criminal proceedings, particularly when it comes to human rights’ implication. Examining the Council of Europe and European Union frameworks on the handling of electronic evidence, the study assesses in particular the procedures and legal issues concerning cross-border electronic data exchange within different jurisdictions in the realm of criminal procedure. The main focus is on the Albanian experience, conducting a comparative analysis on the country’s compliance with electronic evidence rules, whilst addressing data protection safeguards in criminal procedure.Wraz z rozwojem techniki teleinformatycznej oraz większej komputeryzacji w społeczeństwie wytwarzanie i przesyłanie danych coraz bardziej opiera się na przetwarzaniu w chmurze. Co za tym idzie znaczenie dowodów elektronicznych w postępowaniu karnym wzrasta, obejmując zarówno cyberprzestępczość, jak i przestępstwa tradycyjne. Zważywszy na ponadgraniczny charakter wymiany danych, ponadnarodowe regulacje i współpracę, zbieranie e-dowodów stanowi proces będący wyzwaniem dla postępowania karnego, zwłaszcza gdy wiąże się z konsekwencjami dla praw człowieka. Badając uregulowania prawne Rady Europy oraz Unii Europejskiej dotyczące postępowania z dowodami elektronicznymi, w artykule w szczególności oceniono procedury i zagadnienia prawne dotyczące wymiany danych elektronicznych w ramach różnych jurysdykcji w zakresie postępowania karnego. Skoncentrowano się głównie na doświadczeniach albańskich, obejmując analizą porównawczą przestrzeganie przez Albanię zasad w zakresie dowodów elektronicznych przy zapewnianiu zabezpieczeń w ramach ochrony danych w postępowaniu karnym
Gender representation in law: a study of women participation in legal professions in Albania
The historical underrepresentation of female in the legal professions has created a male dominated justice system whereas the role of female has been shrunk to administrative duties. With the higher level of democratization of societies, the role of female in legal system is visible and important, especially related to judicial realm. In Albania since the democratic regime was established in early 90’s the role of female in the legal system started to become more prominent and have become a rudder in delivering justice. This paper argues that gender bias in legal domain in Albania has been reduced in the last three decades and especially since 2000s the significant increase of women judicial appointment became a norm based on meritocracy. Providing anormative analysis on the legislation in Albania regarding the appointments and career development criteria and aninvestigationof thejustice system, Judicial Reform, National Reports for the delivery of justice, this paper suggests thatjudicial appointments and participation in other legal professions in Albania reflect a gender-based balance; yetcertain structures indicate domination by either male or female gender. It is in the findings of this study, that despite the patterns above, the participation of womenin the legal system in Albania has been improved especially since 2000
Administration of Electronic Evidence in Criminal Proceedings : Regulatory Framework in Albania
Regulatory framework of digital evidence in criminal proceedings - case study : Albania : [abstract]
Gender representation in Law : A study of Women Participation in Legal Professions in Albania
Democratic transition : a comparison of Kenya and Uganda
Since 1820 democratization has occured in waves followed by reverse ones
The ‘Externalization’ of the European Union Migration and Asylum Policy : A Case Study of the Italy-Albania Agreement
Energy security and sustainable development in Albania: the role of law in the renewable transition
The worldwide transition policies toward sustainable energy systems are of peculiar importance not only in the scope of environmental governance but also in terms of energy security. As a catalyst for economic development, secure and affordable energy access can hinge on public infrastructure. The ever-increasing demand for energy creates pressure on national systems, as the intersection of development priorities and environmental responsibility brings both avenues for opportunities and structural challenges. While recognizing Albania's potential, this study will focus on the role of renewable energy production in building up its energy security and how it supports the country's sustainable development projects. The fast expansion of tourism in Albania has brought with it increased demand for both energy and agricultural products, putting national infrastructure under serious strain, to meet the challenge. Because of the serious implications, this study will particularly analyze the institutional and legal framework of the renewable energy projects and their impact on agricultural land. Employing a multi-disciplinary approach, the study will be based on normative legal assessment and policy analysis. It will assess the Albanian legal framework governing energy security and renewable energy, and will investigate the regulatory framework's compliance with the EU acquis and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In addition, it will examine the impact of the EU’s Green Agenda for the Western Balkans on Albania’s harmonization of its national policies with EU environmental standards. Also, a part of the study will be dedicated to the impact of the European Green Deal on candidate countries, like Albania. Additionally, the study will analyze how environmental considerations are enshrined in the current energy governance policies in Albania. The study's preliminary findings show that if sufficiently supported through good governance and careful legal considerations, renewable energy can support sustainable development and energy independence
