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Proceduralization of EU Agencies: theory and practice
No full textThe chapter presents the overall research and focuses on the agencification of the EU executive power, with specific regard to discretion, to delegation and to procedures. Then, the theoretical issues emerging from the analysis of procedures are discussed. Thirdly, proceduralisation of EU Agencies is examined in Practice, with specific regard to its extension and goals
Panarchy. Towards voluntary communities
No full textAn anthology on Panarchy edited by Gian Piero de Bellis for World Wide Wisdom, Saint-Imier, 2023
Prestation indue et enrichissement in?quitable : ? propos de deux quasi-contrats dans l\u27avant-projet d\u27ordonnance r?formant le droit fran?ais des obligations
No full textLes quasi-contrats constituent une institution juridique discr?te mais durable en m?me temps que passionnante. Pourtant, dans le cadre de la r?forme du droit des obligations, peu d?analyses doctrinales ont port? sur cette mati?re. La pr?sente ?tude consiste alors en une analyse des dispositions relatives ? ce qui est appel? le ? paiement de l?indu ? et ? l?enrichissement injustifi? ? dans le dernier ?tat du projet de r?forme.
D?une mani?re g?n?rale, l?heure n?est pas ? la refonte totale des quasi-contrats, si tant est qu?elle e?t ?t? n?cessaire. Par cons?quent, nous proposons principalement des modifications d?ordre terminologique, en axant notre analyse sur la s?mantique et sur la linguistique juridique en g?n?ral
Panarchy. Towards voluntary communities
No full textAn anthology on Panarchy edited by Gian Piero de Bellis for World Wide Wisdom, Saint-Imier, 2023
Mucoviscidose et fécondité des couples porteurs du gène au Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean (Québec, Canada)
No full textDe Braekeleer Marc, Bellis G., Gaimard M., Rault G., Milot M., Simard F. Mucoviscidose et fécondité des couples porteurs du gène au Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean (Québec, Canada). In: Population, 55ᵉ année, n°2, 2000. pp. 359-365
Mucoviscidose et fécondité des couples porteurs du gène au Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean (Québec, Canada)
No full textDe Braekeleer Marc, Bellis G., Gaimard M., Rault G., Milot M., Simard F. Mucoviscidose et fécondité des couples porteurs du gène au Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean (Québec, Canada). In: Population, 55ᵉ année, n°2, 2000. pp. 359-365
Introduction: Comparing Mobility Revolutions
No full textTransportation systems have undergone several revolutions over the past centuries. But this is the first time that multiple revolutions take place simultaneously. Decarbonization, digitalization and automation promise to address some of the most pressing concerns usually associated to mobility. How these three revolutions will interact is still unclear. Even less is known about the peculiar trajectories they are going to follow in each country or region. This Special Issue aims at exploring the legal dimensions of the mobility revolutions from a comparative perspective. In this introduction, we first describe the likely impact of the three revolutions on the regulation of transport systems. We then identify the legal dimensions which can be expected to be more tightly linked to regional, national and local features of transport systems. Our argument is that those features will drive the choices about the new mobility paradigms. This introduction also provides an overview of the fourteen contributions in the Special Issue
A contribution to the stability of an overhanging pipe conveying fluid
No full textWe investigate the dynamic stability of a pipe that conveys fluid, clamped or pinned at one end and with an intermediate support, thus exhibiting an overhang. The model of the pipe incorporates both Euler–Bernoulli and Bresse–Timoshenko schemes as well as transverse inertia. Material and external damping mechanisms are taken into account, while the conveyed fluid is supposed to be in fully turbulent flow. The pipe can rest on a linear elastic Winkler soil. The influence of all the physical quantities and of the overhang length on the critical velocity of the fluid front is investigated. Some numerical results are presented and discussed. © 2014, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Italy
No full textThe (limited) constitutional provisions concerning the Government are the result of a debate within the Constitutional Assembly, that found its roots and tried to provide answers to the specific role that the executive played from the unification (1861) to World Word II, and in particular during the fascist regime. The extremely cautious approach in shaping the Constitutional attributions of the Government, coupled with the fragmentation and instability of the Italian political system, led to the perception, at the end of the 70s, that Italy was lacking a Government.
Similarly to the general tendency that characterizes the executives in modern democracies, however, also in Italy the growth of the Executive has been outstanding, both from the point of view of the size and the type of powers. By contrast, the instruments of political accountability have not changed remarkably, despite several attempts of reforming them. On the contrary, the discipline of criminal responsibility has been changed, in order to subject criminal responsibility to ordinary justice. Lastly, what appears to have been increasing over time is the use of legal instruments of accountability aimed at measuring the effective implementation of the program of the executive, in order to ensure accountability towards the European institutions
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