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Some Private International Law Issues

2014

The Draft CESL is not only intended to cover intra-European transactions, but will also be applicable to contracts linked to third countries. This twofold effect raises interesting legal questions that are going to be analysed in this chapter from the perspective of Private International Law.

Public lawConflict of lawsPolitical sciencePrivate lawCommercial lawComparative lawHealth lawInternational lawPublic international lawLaw and economics
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Spanish Judicial Decisions of Private International Law, 2009

2009

Public lawJudicial discretionLawPolitical sciencePrivate lawComparative lawInternational lawMunicipal lawJudicial activismPublic international lawSpanish Yearbook of International Law Online
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Spanish Judicial Decisions in Private International Law, 2007

2007

Public lawJudicial discretionLawPolitical sciencePrivate lawComparative lawInternational lawMunicipal lawJudicial activismPublic international lawSpanish Yearbook of International Law Online
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Spanish Report, Private International Law, International Academy of Comparative Law: XVIII International Congress

2011

Spanish Private International Law has undertaken relevant changes during the last decades in many areas. This work approaches them in depth connecting these reforms with the process of harmonization of Private Law and Private International Law in Europe and with the process of codification of Private International Law undertaken by different institutions.

Public lawPolitical scienceCommon lawLawCivil law (legal system)Commercial lawPrivate lawComparative lawPublic administrationInternational lawPublic international lawSSRN Electronic Journal
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Rilevazione, creazione, resistenza: l'opinione separata e il diritto internazionale

2022

Separate opinions have made the object of extensive scholarship in recent decades: in the international legal order, this is a consequence of that institution’s peculiar success, as virtually all judiciary and quasi-judiciary bodies allow for the allegation of separate opinions (either concurring or dissenting) to their rulings. This contribution tests the impact of separate opinions on subsequent case law and opinions, on the process of international law-making, and eventually on the mechanisms through which the Italian legal order adapts to international law as interpreted by international judiciary or quasi-judiciary bodies. The practice under scrutiny is admittedly multifarious; yet, it…

Separate Opinions Judicial Law-making International Law-making Sources of International Law Domestic Adaptation to International LawSettore IUS/13 - Diritto Internazionale
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Contratto e diritto internazionale

2002

A fronte dell' inarrestabile fenomeno di internazionalizzazione degli scambi prodotto dalla globalizzazione, l'autore offre una ricostruzione critica delle diverse tecniche volte ad agevolare l'uniformazione del diritto del commercio internazionale, alla luce del vaglio giurisprudenziale.. Vengono cosi analizzati e comparati i diversi modelli di uniformazione del diritto contrattuale susseguitesi negli anni, tanto quelli procedurali, del diritto internazionale privato, che prevedono l'uniformazione delle regole di conflitto, quanto quelli di diritto sostanziale, previsti nei diversi progetti di uniformazione europei ed internazionali.

Settore IUS/01 - Diritto PrivatoContract International law international trade harmonisation.
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Formalismo e antiformalismo nell'interpretazione dei trattati nei recenti lavori della Commissione del diritto internazionale

2019

In its Draft Conclusions on subsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to the interpretation of treaties the International Law Commission (ILC) has taken a formalistic approach to treaty interpretation, according to which the interpreter should aim at discovering the will of the Parties (and the true meaning of a treaty clause) by using a single combined operation. This means that the interpreter should throw into a crucible all the means of interpretation indicated in Articles 31 and 32 of the 1969 Vienna Convention. The present paper suggests that the depiction of the interpreter as an alchemist who blends different ingredients and gives them the proper weight is a cover th…

Settore IUS/13 - Diritto InternazionaleInterpretation of treaties - Formalism - International Law Commission - Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties - Subsequent agreements - Subsequent practice
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Pro e contro dei rimedi domestici: prospettive di sinergia europea nel contenzioso climatico collettivo

2023

Human rights-based national climate litigation is a growing phenomenon. In Europe, this type of litigation is essentially based on the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, whose human rights obligations are used as a means of interpreting climate obligations of States towards their citizens. The analysis of domestic jurisprudence produces a complex picture. On the one hand, we find elements facilitating access to environmental justice, such as more flexible eligibility criteria and the issuing of immediately enforceable judgments. On the other hand, this comes up against obstacles arising from the risk of the lack of impact that a single decision may have. A possible solution to …

Settore IUS/13 - Diritto Internazionaleclimate litigation international law human rights European Court of Human Rights
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Pincìpi e naufragi: alcune critiche alla nuova filosofia per il diritto internazionale di Ronald Dworkin e il caso emblematico delle politiche in att…

2022

This contribution critically analyzes Ronald Dworkin's New Philosophy for International Law, by underlying how, his theory of law as interpretation, if transposed to the level of the relations between states, more clearly shows some weaknesses which are mainly connected with the ideality of its fundamental assumptions. After having introduced the fundamental aspects of Dworkin's reflection on international law, the specific contents of the particular principles - of mitigation and salience - that Dworkin places at the basis of his vision of international law are critically analyzed in the face of the prerogatives of contemporary national sovereignty and in relation to the structural limits …

Settore IUS/20 - Filosofia Del DirittoRonald Dworkin International Law Principles of Salience and Mitigation Mediterranean Sea.
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The Prosecution of International Crimes in Argentina

2010

AbstractIn recent years, the Argentine courts have developed a rich case law surrounding the prosecution of international crimes. In particular, the courts have handed down judgments regarding the limits to amnesties and pardons, and the inapplicability of statutory limitations for crimes against humanity, invoking several sources of international law in the process. However, applying these international norms has caused debate about constitutional matters such as the reach of the principle of legality, the use of customary law, and whether domestic criminal norms are compatible—or could even be combined—with international criminal norms.

Sociology and Political ScienceStatutory lawPolitical scienceCommon lawLawPolitical Science and International RelationsSources of international lawPrinciple of legalityLawCrimes against humanityInternational Criminal Law Review
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