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Table of contents of the issue 3/2022, September-December

ISBN: 978-88-15-38024-1

Studi

Emanuele Cimiotta

Can International Criminal Justice Contribute to Peace in Ukraine?

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 425-445 DOI: 10.12829/106180

Claudia Cantone

The Principle of Universal Criminal Jurisdiction in International Law and the ‘Italian model’ Between Past and Future

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 447-476 DOI: 10.12829/106181

La risoluzione dell’Institut de Droit International su Human Rights and Private International Law (a cura di Pasquale Pirrone)

Chiara Enrica Tuo

Articles 7 and 8 of the Institute of International Law Resolution on Human Rights and Private International Law: Testing Conflict-of-law Rules Against the Principle of Non-discrimination

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 477-510 DOI: 10.12829/106182

Pietro Franzina

Art. 9 of the Resolution of the Institute of International Law Resolution on Human Rights and Private International Law: Legal Capacity

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 511-529 DOI: 10.12829/106183

Giulia Rossolillo

Art. 10 of the Institute of International Law Resolution on Human Rights and Private International Law: Continuity of Status as a Guarantee of Respect for Private and Family Life

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 531-542 DOI: 10.12829/106184

Giulia Rossolillo

Article 11 of the Institute of International Law Resolution on Human Rights and Private International Law: Recognition of Names and Protection of Personal Identity

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 543-553 DOI: 10.12829/106185

Giampaolo Maria Ruotolo

Article 12 of the Institute of International Law Resolution on Human Rights and Private International Law: The Right to Be Registered at Birth and to Obtain an Identity Document

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 555-569 DOI: 10.12829/106186

Francesco Pesce

Article 13 of the Institute of International Law Resolution on Human Rights and Private International Law: Marriages Based on the Free and Full Consent of Two Spouses

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 571-584 DOI: 10.12829/106187

Ornella Feraci

Article 14 of the Institute of International Law Resolution on Human Rights and Private International Law: The Cross-border Circulation of Parent-Child Relationship

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 585-611 DOI: 10.12829/106188

Interventi

Sara De Vido

Towards a Due Diligence «Test» in Domestic Violence Cases? On the Recent European Court of Human Rights’ Jurisprudence

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 613-635 DOI: 10.12829/106189

Marco Fisicaro

Safeguarding Judicial Independence (and Subsidiarity) Through Interim Measures: The New ECtHR’s Strategy at the Height of the Polish Constitutional Crisis

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 637-658 DOI: 10.12829/106190

Ludovica Poli

The US Supreme Court’s Ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson: A Judicial Restraint Violating Fundamental Rights of Women

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 659-673 DOI: 10.12829/106191

Osservatorio

Alberta Fabbricotti

The Transmission of the Surname to Children and the Dialogue Between Courts: The Judgment no. 131/2022 of the Italian Constitutional Court

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 675-681 DOI: 10.12829/106192

Rachele Marconi

The Protection of Sexual and Reproductive Rights in the Ukraine Conflict: The Access to Safe Abortion

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 682-690 DOI: 10.12829/106193

Laura Di Gianfrancesco

Pushback Practices and the Prohibition of Collective Expulsion of Aliens before the ECtHR: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 691-700 DOI: 10.12829/106194

Indice del volume 16, 2022

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale 3/2022 pp: 701-704 DOI: 10.12829/106195

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