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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Settore GIUR-09/A - Diritto internazionale"”.
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UNILATERAL TRADE-RELATED CLIMATE MITIGATION MEASURES AND WTO LAW: A SYSTEMIC PERSPECTIVE
Climate change is one of the most challenging and urgent crises affecting our world. Already in the 1980s, States qualified the phenomenon as a ‘global concern of humankind’ requiring timely action and cooperation. Since then, States have repeatedly asserted that climate change mitigation, and thus …
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HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED CLIMATE LITIGATION AND THE ROLE OF UNGA RESOLUTION 76/300: TOWARDS A RIGHT TO A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW?
This dissertation explores the potential and challenges of employing international human rights law to address the impacts of climate change, with a specific focus on the emerging right to a healthy environment under international law. It begins by tracing the gradual ‘greening’ of established …
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THE LOCATION OF DAMAGE IN THE EU CONFLICT OF LAWS: THE CASE OF FINANCIAL LOSS IN THE CONTEXT OF BLOCKCHAIN TRANSACTIONS
… Music (C-12/15), Löber (C-304/17), to VEB (C-709/19). In these judgments, albeit not autonomously characterising pure financial loss as falling within the scope of non-contractual liability rules, the Court of Justice has excluded – on factual grounds – the contractual route as well as the …
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LA ACIDIFICAZIONE DEGLI OCEANI E IL DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE
Ocean acidification is a global phenomenon caused by the absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), leading to chemical alterations that severely impact marine ecosystems. Despite its ecological and socio-economic significance, there is no specific international legal regime that …
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LA REGOLAMENTAZIONE DEL SOCIAL HOUSING NEL DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE E NEL DIRITTO DELL¿UNIONE EUROPEA: QUALI RIFLESSI SULLA PROTEZIONE DEI DIRITTI UMANI E SUL RAGGIUNGIMENTO DEGLI OBIETTIVI DI SVILUPPO SOSTENIBILE?
… dei diritti umani, con specifico riferimento al diritto a un’abitazione adeguata e al diritto alla salubrità ambientale. In particolare, lo studio è suddiviso in due parti. Nella prima di esse, si vuole precisare il contenuto delle norme internazionali, europee e nazionali che promuovono e …
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POTESTÀ REGOLAMENTARE E DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE DEGLI INVESTIMENTI: LA TUTELA DELL¿AMBIENTE TRA CRISI DI LEGITTIMITÀ E PROPOSTE DI RIFORMA
The international regime for the protection of foreign investments has consolidated though a dens network of agreements, so-called international investment agreements (IIAs), aimed at ensuring stability and security of foreign investments. Conceived to safeguard the interests of capital-exporting …
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SCIENCE ON TRIAL: BRIDGING SCIENTIFIC AND LEGAL EPISTEMOLOGIES IN STRATEGIC CLIMATE LITIGATION
… spesso difficile ma imprescindibile, tra diritto e scienza nelle aule di giustizia. Negli ultimi anni il contenzioso climatico è cresciuto in maniera esponenziale, assumendo forme strategiche che mirano non solo a risolvere singoli casi, ma anche a influenzare politiche pubbliche, …
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FORCED DISPLACEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
Forced displacement is one of the most pressing phenomena of our time. According to UNHCR data, the number of forcibly displaced persons worldwide increased from 18.2 million to 117.3 million between 1993 and 2024 – more than six times higher in thirty years. Despite the scale and severity of the …
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RE-EVALUATING VULNERABILITY IN THE COMMON EUROPEAN ASYLUM SYSTEM: TOWARDS A MORE SENSITIVE AND EFFECTIVE IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT APPROACH FOR VULNERABLE ASYLUM SEEKERS.
This thesis re-examines the place and function of vulnerability in the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), where the concept has become increasingly central yet remains theoretically fragile and operationally inconsistent. Although European Union (EU) legislation and European Union Agency for …
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RESHAPING THE RIGHT TO HEALTH IN A POST-PANDEMIC ERA: THE ROLE OF ENTERPRISES AND THE HEALTH& SUSTAINABILITY NEXUS
… aziendale sulla salute, concepita sia come un diritto umano fondamentale che come un bene globale comune. Si sostiene che la salute è un elemento centrale che collega i tre pilastri interdipendenti dello sviluppo sostenibile: economico, sociale e ambientale. Integrando la salute come valore …
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PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS: A CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTORS TO FOSTER RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CONDUCT ALONG GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS
… esplorare possibili spazi di intersezione tra il diritto degli appalti pubblici e i diritti umani rappresenta una sfida e al contempo un’opportunità cruciale. Le catene di fornitura globali svolgono un ruolo essenziale per lo sviluppo socio-economico dei Paesi, tuttavia, in diversi settori di …
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THE SCOPE OF THE LAW APPLICABLE TO COMPANIES IN THE EU.
Despite the crucial role of corporate mobility in ensuring the proper functioning of the internal market, and although Articles 49 and 54 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union expressly recognize the freedom of establishment for certain – albeit not all – legal persons, the …
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PHARMACEUTICAL PATENTS AND ACCESS TO MEDICINES IN GLOBAL PANDEMICS. MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE OR MUTUALLY REINFORCING? A POST COVID-19 INQUIRY INTO THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
… comporta per l'accesso ai farmaci. Il settore farmaceutico è un'area estremamente sensibile della proprietà intellettuale sia in diritto che in economia. Da un lato, il monopolio conferito dal brevetto fornisce un incentivo presumibilmente necessario al fine di sviluppare farmaci che …
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REPARATION FOR GROSS BUSINESS-RELATED HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES
… interstatali, è consolidato, a livello di diritto internazionale consuetudinario, il principio secondo cui ogni violazione di un obbligo internazionale comporta la responsabilità dello Stato e il dovere dello stesso di fornire una riparazione adeguata, segnatamente attraverso la …
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THE INTERPLAY OF STATE AND FIRM IN ZAMBIA: PATH DEPENDENCY IN THE MINING SECTOR
Zambia is a mineral-dependent state with a history inextricably tied to the mining of copper. The relationship between state and firm in Zambia has been contentious since independence from Britain in 1964. Since then attempts to nationalise or curb the power of the mining firms have failed owing to …