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Erik Longo
Università degli Studi di Firenze (University of Florence), Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche, Faculty Member
University of Notre Dame, Center for Civil and Human Rights, Fellow, Program on Law and Human Development (March 2012-September 2012)
Dr. Erik Longo is currently associate professor of Constitutional Law at University of Florence (Italy). He has been visiting at Center for Civil and Human Rights of the Notre Dame University, Program for Law, at the University of Sussex, School of Global Studies, and at the Queen's University, Belfast. From 2007 to 2019 he has been professor of Constitutional law at the University of Macerata (Italy).
Address: Via delle Pandette 35, 50127 Firenze
Address: Via delle Pandette 35, 50127 Firenze
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The particular aim of the studies collected in this volume is to explore the impact of the crisis on law, culture and society, in order to test the depth of the problem, by comparing the analytical perspectives obtainable from legal and human sciences. The book focuses on three main issues: the crisis as a social object, in order to consider the crisis in terms of its attributing force; the problem of democracy, which is becoming an increasingly central question now, as the changes imposed by the crisis have begun to settle down; the interdisciplinary challenge that, in time of crisis, questions paradigms of knowledge, competences and methods, in order to enable an heuristic dialogue between human, social and legal sciences.
The particular aim of the studies collected in this volume is to explore the impact of the crisis on law, culture and society, in order to test the depth of the problem, by comparing the analytical perspectives obtainable from legal and human sciences. The book focuses on three main issues: the crisis as a social object, in order to consider the crisis in terms of its attributing force; the problem of democracy, which is becoming an increasingly central question now, as the changes imposed by the crisis have begun to settle down; the interdisciplinary challenge that, in time of crisis, questions paradigms of knowledge, competences and methods, in order to enable an heuristic dialogue between human, social and legal sciences.
Sono queste alcune delle domande cui proveremo a dare risposta, venerdì 14 dicembre al Campus Luigi Einaudi, in dialogo con alcuni dei più autorevoli studiosi di diritto costituzionale e con rappresentati apicali delle istituzioni italiane.
L’iniziativa, dal titolo “Ripensare il Parlamento”, rappresenta la III edizione della giornata di studi sull’ordinamento costituzionale promossa dal CEST, dopo quelle del 2016 e del 2017 sulle riforme della Costituzione e delle istituzioni.
Dopo la lectio di apertura, due focus tematici, uno al mattino, sulle trasformazioni dell'attività legislativa e il bicameralismo, e uno nel primo pomeriggio, sulle potenzialità e sui limiti della funzione di controllo politico. L'appuntamento si concluderà con una tavola rotonda.
È necessario prenotare il proprio posto compilando il form: bit.ly/CESTParlamento18
L’iniziativa ha ricevuto i patrocini di: Senato della Repubblica, Camera dei deputati, Associazione Italiana Costituzionalisti, Università degli Studi di Torino, Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza UniTo e dell'Università del Piemonte orientale
PROF. MAURIZIO CINELLI / Università di Macerata
PROF. ERIK LONGO / Università di Macerata
Interverrà l’Autrice PROF.SSA MADIA D’ONGHIA / Università di Foggia
Coordina gli incontri PROF. GUIDO CANAVESI
NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC LAW
FLORENCE, 22-23 NOVEMBER 2019
CALL FOR PANELS AND PAPERS
http://www.iconsfirenze2019.it/call-english-version/
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