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"The Gatt/Wto in the recent framework of international trade" (Franco-Gomirato-Romito)
No full textThe article illustrates the successful results of the Uruguay Round which have contributed to re- shaping the GATT system by strengthening it and making it more reliable. Some criticism are nevertheless represente
La tutela transazionale del credito .
No full textThe essay focuses on the implementation of EU legal system in the Area
of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ), through the analysis of four regulations
which aim to simplify, speed up and reduce the costs of litigation in cross-border
cases concerning credit claims. In the present research similarities and differences
among regulations have been examined in order to prove the evolution of the
principle of mutual recognition in the civil matters. The goal of this contribution is to
outline the effectiveness of EU legal system throughout the “European civil
procedure” laws
Nuove regole dall’Unione europea per le successioni internazionali
Full text linkL'articolo commenta il Regolamento 650/2012 teso a disciplinare in modo unitario ed esaustivo il
tema delle successioni transfrontaliere. La disamina succintamente illustra la nuova normativa che si occupa, della competenza, della legge applicabile, del riconoscimento e dell’esecuzione delle decisioni e degli atti pubblici in materia di successioni, oltre che istituire un certificato successorio europeo
Il principio della autorità di cosa giudicata in materia fiscale al vaglio della corte di giustizia
No full textCivil Society, Democracy and the European Citizens’ Initiative: What’s the Missing Link?
No full textStarting with an analysis of EU legal sources, this article will first highlight the rising interest in the participation of Civil Society in the EU integration process as a possible remedy to bridge the gap between supranational governance and citizens; in a second step, it will discuss the ambiguous use of the term “Civil Society” in the European debate.
Hence it will present the role of Civil Society in the policy-making process as an organized actor in multilevel governance, specifically with regard to the European citizens' initiatives (ECIs) (art. 11.4 TEU) launched so far. The article aims to analyze ECIs from the perspective of Civil Society participation at the EU level.
In the conclusion, the article—on the limited issue of the ECI—draws some critical conclusions regarding the actual outcomes that the active promotion of Civil Society participation has achieved and some questions about the democratic added-value that Civil Society could bring to a more grounded legitimacy of EU decisions
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