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La sezione Papers raccoglie in ordine cronologico contributi a carattere scientifico di origine accademica o professionale (Articles), note a sentenza, commenti su novità legislative e contributi particolarmente notevoli originati dalla penna di studenti dell'Università Bocconi (Student Writings).

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Documenti trovati: 38
Sofia Gustapane, Sara Lombardo, revised by Naima Haracic

EU New Green Resources

Quo vadis, EU (Law)? 3rd edition: The Green Transition 4/4

The last panel was chaired by Rosalba Famà (Bocconi University), with the participation of Christian Neumeier (Humboldt University of Berlin), Alessandro Monti (University of Copenaghen) and Caterina Holze (University of Eastern Finland).   Political Own Resources and the Green Transition   The first speech was entrusted to Christian Neumeier and delved into the link between financial ...

Silvia Dalla Quercia, revised by Naima Haracic

The Energy Sector and the Green Transition

Quo vadis, EU (Law)? 3rd edition: The Green Transition 2/4

The second panel of the day discussed the specific topic of the green transition in the energy sector. The discussion, chaired by Valeria Caforio (Bocconi University), took place between Prof. Miriam Allena (Bocconi University), Matteo Villa (ISPI) and Prof. Ilaria Espa (Università Svizzera Italiana). The European Energy policies: a Disruption of the Traditional Legal Principles The first ...

Articles

Frank Ramsey’s Contributions to Probability (and Legal) Theory

“The life of the law has not been logic: it has been experience”.**

Introduction  Frank Ramsey was one of the first theorists, along with Bruno de Finetti,[1] to formalize the notion of subjective probability, but how did Ramsey discover this revolutionary insight in the first place – the idea that probability can consist of a subjective value or purely personal estimate? Cheryl Misak’s beautiful 2020 biography of Frank Ramsey, which is subtitled A Sheer Excess ...

Articles

How does libertarian punishment theory deal with the doctrine of unjust enrichment?

What is the proper punishment from the perspective of the libertarian philosophy? More specifically, in what way, if at all, may a thief benefit from his robbery? The present essay attempts to wrestle with these challenging questions.

I. Introduction  Libertarian punishment theory[1] emphasizes restitution. While it is usually impossible to make the victim “whole” again, after his ill-treatment, that is the direction in which notions of justice indicate we should tread.  But we are not now addressing these issues in general.  Rather, the present essay is dedicated to analyzing several specific issues. In section II we look ...

Marco Alibrando

Quo Vadis EU (Law)? - 2022

Governing Digital Disruption: The Case of Regulatory Sandboxes

A regulatory sandbox is defined as a tool allowing businesses to explore and experiment with new and innovative products, services or businesses under a regulator's supervision. Its main goal is providing innovators with incentives to test their innovations in a controlled environment: while doing so, it also allows regulators to better understand the technology and fosters consumer choice in ...

Valeria Romana Sgobbi

Quo Vadis EU (Law)? - 2022

Fighting Climate Change Between Environmental Ambitions and the Energy Crisis

Facing harsh times caused by, among others, the Russian war which brought about the energy crisis, the European Union, determined to continue with the transition towards a greener Union, has enacted some acts which lay in the broader framework of the EU Green Deal. The roundtable between Prof. Leigh Hancher (University of Tilburg), Dr. Ioanna Hadjiyianni (University of Cyprus) and Dr. Max ...

Mariano Andrea Morabito

Quo Vadis, EU (Law)? - 2022

Regulating Online Platforms in the EU

During the pandemic, the need of sensibilization about new technologies significantly increased since online platforms have become more famous, more important, and especially more powerful. The issue grows even more problematic considering that, nowadays, online platforms are employed by individuals to exercise some of their fundamental rights – such as freedom of expression. In tackling this ...

Giorgio Hassan

Quo Vadis EU (Law)? - 2022

Revitalizing Enlargement in Times of War

The analysis of past and coeval approaches to European enlargement policy represents a major aspect of the current legal and political issues faced by EU. Alongside climate change, digital disruption, and governance of online platforms, revitalizing enlargement is considered as a standpoint for the development of EU law, whatever direction it ought to take. The matter was discussed in a full session ...

Martina Laface, Ilaria De Francesco

60 Anni di Magistratura Femminile

Dalla L. 9 febbraio 1963, n. 66, traiettorie di giustizia e parità

Il contesto storico e l’evoluzione legislativa  La conferenza si è aperta con una breve introduzione presentata dalla Professoressa e Presidente Emerita della Corte Costituzionale Marta Cartabia, la quale ha evidenziato il divario temporale tra la data di entrata in vigore della Costituzione e l’ingresso delle donne in magistratura. Si nota fin dall’origine un elemento di discrepanza: la Costituzione ...

Francesco De Rosa, Elisa Piccini

Assessing the Past, Envisioning The Future

International Investment Arbitration Law & Policy

The opening roundtable was chaired by Chiara Giorgetti and Michele Potestà (Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler), with the participation of Lise Bosman (Permanent Court of Arbitration), Mohamed Abdel-Wahab (Zulficar & Partners; University of Cairo), Jaroslav Kudrna (The Czech Republic), Ferdinando Emanuele (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton) and Francesca Salerno (ENEL).  Investment arbitration was born after ...