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The Italian “National Memorial Day of the Exiles and Foibe” and the “the Eastern Border Affair”: Another Wall in European Memory?
By Dr. Carna Pistan Affiliated Scholar at the Center for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development and Marie Curie Global Fellow for the project “Illusions of Eternity: the Constitution as a lieu de mémoire and the Problem of Collective Remembrance in the … Continue reading
Security as a Patriarchal Structure
By Amber Malone “Without a feminist perspective, policymakers will be limited in their capability to address the needs of insecure populations, and women – especially asylum-seeking women – will continue to be disproportionately impacted by violence.” In the piece that … Continue reading
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Human rights and democracy in the covid-19 era: experience from Republic of Moldova
By Sorina Pinzaru In this short article, student guest contributor Sorina Pinzaru reflects on the declaration of a State of Emergency in the Republic of Moldova during the covid era, and the ramification same has had for human rights and … Continue reading
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What the world can learn from scenes at the United States Capitol Today, January 06, 2021 as Electoral College Votes are counted
By Matthew Nyanplu Angry mobs, mainly pro Trump supporters today stormed the United States Capitol as Electoral College Votes are being counted to certify Democratic Joe Biden’s win of the US Elections of November 03, 2020. Mr Trump has not … Continue reading
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How the lack of an internationally coherent definition of trafficking-in-persons obscures the act, and abets perpetrators
Human trafficking continues to affect human lives around the world. It turns out that perpetrators find loopholes in the inconsistent definition of the act across countries to ply their trade. Different countries rely on their penal codes to define what … Continue reading
Save the date! The CCSDD will restart September 1
Ciao amici! We hope you are staying safe and enjoying your summer! We at the CCSDD would like to wish our loyal followers a warm and restful August, and inform you all that we will resume our activities on September … Continue reading
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NATO’S Aspirations in the Constitutional Preamble of Ukraine: Distorting Historical Roots of the Constitution or Reflecting Societal Changes?
Click here to read about how states such as Ukraine formalize their desire for NATO membership within their own constitutions, according to CCSDD and Bocconi University professors Justin Frosini and Viktoriia Lapa.
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“Freedom of the Profession versus the Health Emergency: The Physical and Spiritual Protection of the Lutheran Citizen”
CCSDD researcher, Dr. Giuseppina Scala, has published a short chronicle on the Swedish government’s measures affecting the right to profess the Lutheran religion within the Kingdom of Sweden during the COVID-19 emergency. Her contribution is available on the DiReSom (Law … Continue reading
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Forza Italia!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/q354dt-forza-italia… Friends of the CCSDD, please consider donating to the GoFundMe fundraiser by Elif Nisa Polat: Forza Italia! The Fondazione Sant’Orsola ONLUS, in agreement with the Policlinico, has activated a fundraising campaign in support of the hospitals and healthcare staff … Continue reading
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“European Constitutional Courts and Transitions to Democracy” – Francesco Biagi
We are very pleased to announce that CCSDD Researcher Francesco Biagi’s new book, European Constitutional Courts and Transitions to Democracy, is out! The volume, published by Cambridge University Press, brings together research on democratization processes and constitutional justice by examining … Continue reading
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