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The Right to Cultural Identity
Full text linkPiergigli Valeria. The right to cultural identity. In: Annuaire international de justice constitutionnelle, 29-2013, 2014. Pluralisme des garanties et des juges et droits fondamentaux - Les droits culturels. pp. 597-619
Rileggendo l’opera di Alessandro Pizzorusso sulle minoranze linguistiche: le “nuove minoranze” tra identità e integrazione
Full text linkIl contributo rilegge le principali opere di Alessandro Pizzorusso sulle minoranze linguistiche per evidenziare la straordinaria adattabilità di istituti, categorie e problematiche anche alle c.d. nuove minoranze, formate da immigrati extra-UE, stabilmente e legalmente presenti nel territorio nazionale. L’analisi offre altresì spunti interessanti per riflettere sulla attualità dell’art. 6 Cost. che, secondo una lettura più aggiornata ed aperta, potrebbe non limitarsi alla tutela delle sole minoranze linguistiche storiche, ma estendersi anche ai gruppi sociali formati dagli immigrati regolarmente residenti e desiderosi di integrarsi appieno nel tessuto sociale che li ospita, conservando la propria identità linguistica e culturale.
The article is a re-reading of the main works of Alessandro Pizzorusso on linguistic minorities and aims to highlight the extraordinary adaptability of institutions, categories and issues to the so-called new minorities, composed of third-country nationals, permanently and legally living in the Italian territory. The analysis also offers interesting suggestions to reflect on Article 6 of the Constitution which, according to a more up-to-date and open reading, may not be limited to the protection of historical linguistic minorities, but may also extend to social groups composed of immigrants, regularly resident and willing to fully integrate into the hosting society, preserving their linguistic and cultural identity
[Recensione di] A. Di Gregorio (a cura di), I sistemi costituzionali dei paesi dell’Europa centro-orientale, baltica e balcanica
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L’emergenza COVID-19 in Spagna e la dichiarazione dell’estado de alarma. Ripercussioni sul sistema istituzionale e sul regime dei diritti
Full text linkThe Covid-19 emergency in Spain and the declaration of the estado de alarma. The impact on the constitutional powers and the rights’ system – The article is focused on the Covid-19 emergency in Spain and aims at analyzing the impact of the declaration of the so-called estado de alarma last 14 March 2020, both on the Spanish form of government and the fundamental rights’ system. More specifically, the paper deals with the most problematic issues concerning the relationship between the government and the parliament during the state of emergency, the political and judicial controls according to the Constitution
and the Organic Law 4/1981, the restrictions of some fundamental rights such as the freedom of movement and the economic rights
Integration of third country nationals and the European Union: an opportunity not to be missed
No full textLa Spagna e la pandemia. Riflessioni interlocutorie sulla costituzionalità della dichiarazione dell'estado de alarma
No full textThe article deals with some constitutional issues that arose during the
management of the Coronavirus pandemic in Spain. Special attention is focused on the Constitutional Tribunal as well as the Defensor del Pueblo. In fact,
during the last months, due to their role as guarantee institutions, both received several compliants about the probable inconsistency with the Constitution of the Real decreto 463/2020, declaring the estado de alarma on 14 March
2020. While an important decision of the Constitutional Tribunal is still expected, a valuation of those issues seems to be even more interesting in the
present moment, when a new estado de alarma has been declared by the government in order to manage the new wave of the pandemic
Dagli "stati di eccezione" al processo costituente. Una ricostruzione della recente esperienza cilena
Full text linkFrom “states of exception” to the constituent process. A first glance of the recent Chilean experience –The Chilean constituent process was launched last October 2020, close to a “state of emergency” and in the midst of a “state of disaster”. Declared, at different times and for different reasons, by the President of the Republic, both are amongthe states of exception, provided for by the Constitution in force and regulated by an organic law. The article aims at welding the implications of those phenomena with the genesis of the process that should lead, between 2021 and 2022, to the drafting ofthe new Constitution
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