The latest issue of the
Italian Review of International and Comparative Law (Vol. 3, no. 2, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: The Judicial Protection of the Environment in International and European Law
- Claudia Candelmo, Lorenzo Cecchetti, Domenico Pauciulo &
Pierfrancesco Rossi, The Judicial Protection of the Environment in International and European
Law
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Jorge E. Viñuales, Second Thoughts? The International Adjudication of Environmental
Disputes 30 Years Later
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Riccardo Luporini, Climate Change Litigation before International Human Rights Bodies:
Insights from Daniel Billy et al. v. Australia (Torres Strait Islanders
Case)
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Antonio Mariconda, Victim Status of Individuals in Climate Change Litigation before the
ECtHR: Between Old Certainties and New Challenges
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Federica Passarini, Legal Standing of Individuals and NGOs in Environmental Matters under
Article 9(3) of the Aarhus Convention
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Pierre Clément Mingozzi, The Contribution of itlos to Fight Climate Change: Prospects and
Challenges of the cosis Request for an Advisory Opinion
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Julio Alberto Tilloy, The ITLOS Jurisprudence Regarding the Procedural Obligation to Conduct
an Environmental Impact Assessment and Its Significance for Deep Seabed
Mining
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Francesca Sironi De Gregorio, Proving Environmental Harm in Inter-State Litigation: Challenges and
Evolving Strategies
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Camilla Burelli, The Deterrent Effect of Financial Sanctions Pursuant to Article 260(2)
TFEU in the Context of Violations of Environmental Obligations 367
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Nadia Perrone, Perspectives of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction for Environmental Damage in
the Proposal of the European Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due
Diligence
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Marco Pasqua, Authorisations to Emit Greenhouse Gases – A Conflict-of-Laws
Perspective
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Anna Facchinetti, State Immunity from Civil Jurisdiction in Transboundary Environmental
Litigations
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Francesco Gallarati, Is Climate Emergency a Constitutional Emergency? A Critical
Appraisal
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Roberto Louvin, Ezio Benedetti & Pasquale Viola, Comparative Public Law and Water Crisis: Environmental Cost,
Participation, and Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Articles
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Elena Corcione, Is There a Role for Domestic Law in the Interpretation of the European
Convention on Human Rights? Why Autonomous Concepts Are not That
Autonomous After All
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Franco Peirone, Another Brick in the Building of the EU Rule of Law: Anti-Corruption
- Case Notes
- Giacomo Biagioni, Recognition of a Danish Monetary Penalty in Employment Matters and
Public Policy
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Alessandro Nascimbeni, The Italian Supreme Court and the European ne bis in idem Principle: A
Correct Decision Worthy of Some Criticism
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Matilde Rocca, Upholding Maritime Migrants’ Rights at the Borders of Europe – J.A. and
Others v. Italy
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Recent Developments
- Silvia Talavera Lodos, Reframing Special Protection and Immigration as an Emergency: Italy’s
Not-So-Novel Approach
