II Constitutional Jurisprudence, Conclusion: The “Italian Style” in Global Constitutional Adjudication

Constitutional adjudication in the twenty-first century has acquired an undeniably global dimension. Although already in the closing decades of the last century both comparative constitutional law and cross-jurisdictional judicial exchange had grown dramatically in scope and sophistication, today the global character of constitutional justice has become a structural component of globalization itself. It has been internalized quickly by judiciaries in all parts of the world, with both national high courts and supranational courts participating substantially in a...