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Brevi riflessioni in tema di tesseramento sportivo minorile tra direttive del C.O.N.I. e diritti del minore .
L'utilizzo di dispositivi di geolocalizzazione sui minori tra responsabilità genitoriale, intervento pubblico e autodeterminazione del minore
Datafication is the activity of the 21st century. If ‘data is the new oil’, children’s data is invaluable. The persistent, generalised monitoring activity we are all victims of nowadays, is particularly stronger and, at the same time, completely ‘normalized’ and accepted when it comes to children. In this case it is done by family members – mainly parents – and raises a lot of questions. This paper addresses the topic regarding the employment of geo locations tracking applications on children from the parental responsibility’s, the evolving capacities of the minors’ and the State’s or the institutions’ role, perspectives. Analysing these three dimensions, the article argues that only a child-centered approach is able to maintain the balance between these three elements, and suggests that the UK Age- Appropriate Design Code (Children’s Code) can be in fact elected as a model to other legal systems, preserving the very essence of each of these elements, protecting and promoting children’s rights as well
Il procuratore sportivo negli U.S.A.: spunti di riflessione per il sistema sportivo nazionale.
New techs, new threats: sfide e opportunità della rivoluzione blockchain
Considering the current diffusion of blockchain technology in the most different fields, ranging from public governance to economics, from contractual applications to health, the contribution addresses the issue of the legal regulation of this new technology, precisely because of its vast applications. From the comparison between the European model and the American one, the approach of the European legislator ‒ despite the delay with which the institutions have addressed the issue, seems to show, as already happened in other areas, a more 'social oriented' perspective and based on a sort of 'democratization' of data compared to the American approach, more ‘business oriented’, where the scholars have already had the opportunity to investigate this issue, especially in the field of corporate law. Aware of the complexity of the phenomenon at issue, due to its intrinsic dynamism, the intention is to highlight the opportunity to adopt a method known as "regulatory sandbox", to adequately interpret the naturally transnational character of the subject under analysis
Lost In The Web: The Dark Sides Of Smart Contracts. Except There Is Still Hope
This article addresses the issue related to the potential harms and the abuses arising from the application of the latest and disruptive decentralized ledger technologies (DLTs) to self-executing software, commonly known as smart contracts. To this end, the article identifies and describes the main features of the DLT– namely the blockchain – most frequently underlying smart contracts, showing their innovative yet challenging profiles. As a matter of fact, these same features may lead to mishandlings and distorted uses when applied to smart contracts, as it happened in the case study presented. Notwithstanding these undeniable ‘dark sides’ then, this paper suggests that it is still possible to balance the need for regulation and the development and encouragement of an (informed) implementation of the new information technologies, through a law by design approach
L'empowerment del minore nella dimensione digitale
Among the global challenges of our time, that of 'child protection online' certainly represents one of the most urgent and complex from a legal, social, economic and ethical point of view. As a result of public awareness of this issue and actions taken in particular by the European Union and the international community, a number of initiatives have been launched to promote greater protection for children and better awareness of their rights on their part. This work, taking its cue from the recent approval of the UK Age Appropriate Design Code, therefore addresses the issue of childempowerment in the digital dimension, which, as it is intended to demonstrate, is located in the context of the child's existential and educational choices and, therefore, calls for the analysis of relationships both outside and within the family unit. The research also carries out a concrete and comparative reflection on whether it is necessary or appropriate to intervene in the same direction as the English experience also in other models - such as civil law models - or, instead, with reference to the national system, whether it is not more appropriate to carry out a new reconstruction and interpretation of already established rules and general principles
Bitcoin e rivoluzione digitale internazionale. Note a margine di una sentenza della United States District Court of Columbia.
This Note is about the recent recognition, by the United District Court of Columbia, of bitcoin as 'money'. The Note offers a brief insight of the decision and some reflections on the actual international digital revolution and the current threats/opportunities related to it
The challenge of food law: looking for a recipe
The paper retraces some of the most relevant issues in reference to the theme of food and law, which offers the jurist multiple opportunities for reflection. Aware that this issue requires an approach as multidisciplinary as possible, it is suggested that the latest technological innovations can be an appropriate tool to achieve some of the objectives that the international community has set in the field of sustainability
SMART CONTRACTS E TECNOLOGIE BASATE SU REGISTRI DISTRIBUITI NELLA L. 12/2019
The essay addresses the issue of the regulation of smart contracts and technologies based on distributed ledgers, as regulated by the national law 12/2019. It highlights some critical issues related to the formulation and understanding of these concepts, definitely relevant for scholars but, at the same time, very complex in their understanding, giving the multidisciplinary implications they are related to. Finally, the essay addresses the two different approaches in the matter, the European and the national one, and underlines the necessity of a more uniform perspective, also in consideration of the missing guidelines by the Agenzia per l’Italia digitale (AgID)
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