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From: Italian Constitutional Justice in Global Context
Vittoria Barsotti, Paolo G. Carozza, Marta Cartabia, Andrea Simoncini
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- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- I The Constitutional Court
- 1 The Historical Development of Italian Constitutional Adjudication
- 1 Constitutional Justice prior to 1948
- 2 American-Style Constitutional Review during the Postwar Transition
- 3 A Complex Conception: Designing the Constitutional Court
- 4 A Long Gestation: The Activation of the Court
- 5 The Birth of a New System of Constitutional Adjudication
- 6 Taking a Deep Breath: The Court’s Relationship to the Body Politic
- 7 The “Eras” of the Constitutional Court
- 8 The Present and Future of the Court: Constitutional Justice in Global Context
- 2 The Constitutional Court: Rules and Model
- 1 The System of Constitutional Justice Designed by the Constituent Assembly
- 2 Composition
- 3 Jurisdiction
- 4 The System of Judicial Review
- 5 Acts that Are Subject to Judicial Review
- 6 The Italian Model of Judicial Review: “Cooperative” and “Networked”
- 3 Forms and Methods of Judicial Reasoning
- 1 The Historical Development of Italian Constitutional Adjudication
- II Constitutional Jurisprudence
- 4 Key Rights and Freedoms
- 5 Powers and Conflicts
- 6 Regionalism
- 7 National Constitutional Adjudication in the European Space
- 1 The European Clauses of the Italian Constitution
- 2 The Constitutional Court and the European Union
- 2.1 Constitutional Resistance to the Supremacy of European Legislation
- 2.2 Limitations of Sovereignty
- 2.3 Constitutional Surrender to the Supremacy of EU Legislation
- 2.4 The Last Citadel: The Doctrine of “Counter-Limits”
- 2.5 The Constitutional Court and the Preliminary Ruling to the Court of Justice of the European Union
- 3 The Constitutional Court and the European Convention on Human Rights
- Conclusion: The “Italian Style” in Global Constitutional Adjudication
- I The Constitutional Court
- Further Material
- Appendix I The Constitution of the Republic of Italy
- Fundamental Principles
- Part I Rights and Duties of Citizens
- Part II Organization of the Republic
- Transitional and Final Provisions
- Amendments of the Italian Constitution
- Constitutional Amendments
- Appendix II Justices 1955 to Present
- Appendix III Basic Statistics on the Constitutional Court
- Table of Cases
- Index
- Appendix I The Constitution of the Republic of Italy
- [18.97.9.170]
- 18.97.9.170
