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Diritti umani e diritto internazionale

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Table of Contents number 3, 2014, September-December

  • ISBN: 978-88-15-25262-3
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  • RDF

    • Diritti umani e diritto internazionale privato e processuale: pluralismo, relativismo e flessibilità / Human Rights and Private International Law: Pluralism, Relativism and Flexibility (a cura di/edited by Pasquale Pirrone e Giulia Rossolillo)

    • Studi

    • Luigi Fumagalli

    • Heads of Jurisdiction in Civil and Commercial Matters and Respect of Human Rights: The European System and the Guarantee of 'Due Process'

    • pp. 567-592, DOI: 10.12829/78717

    • Interventi

    • Pasquale De Sena

    • Features and Perspectives of the Protocol No. 16 to the ECHR in the Prism of the Practice of the Inter-American Human Rights Protection System

    • pp. 593-606, DOI: 10.12829/78718
    • James A. Sweeney

    • Non-retroactivity, Candour and 'Transitional Relativism': A Response to the ECtHR Judgment in "Maktouf and Damjanović v. Bosnia and Herzegovina"

    • pp. 607-622, DOI: 10.12829/78719

    • Osservatorio

    • Marco Citelli

    • Public Morals, Animal Welfare and Indigenous Peoples vs. International Trade Law? The "EC - Seal Products" Case

    • pp. 623-630, DOI: 10.12829/78720
    • Angela Cossiri

    • The Constraints Deriving from International Obligations Between Hermeneutic Role and Residuality. Some Remarks on Judgment 162 of 10 June 2014

    • pp. 631-637, DOI: 10.12829/78721
    • Rosario Sapienza

    • Further Comments upon the Italian Constitutional Court Judgment No. 162 of 10 June 2014. Margin of Appreciation and Conformative Interpretation to the ECHR Relating to Embryo Transfer

    • pp. 638-643, DOI: 10.12829/78722
    • Maria Eugenia Bartoloni

    • EU Development Cooperation Policy with Third Countries: From a Policy to Promote the Eradication of Poverty to a Multi-facetted Cooperation?

    • pp. 663-668, DOI: 10.12829/78725
    • Stefano Montaldo

    • The "Ne Bis in Idem" and the System of 'Multilevel' Protection of Fundamental Rights: The Relationships Amongst Art. 54 of the Convention on the Application of the Schengen Agreement and Art. 50 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU

    • pp. 669-676, DOI: 10.12829/78726

    • Recensioni e dibattiti

    • Eduardo Savarese

    • "General Interests of Host States in International Investment Law", G. Sacerdoti, P. Acconci, M. Valenti, A. De Luca (eds), Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2014, pp. 461

    • pp. 682-686, DOI: 10.12829/78728