Francesco Riccobono

Reading Paolo Grossi

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Abstract

Paolo Grossi highlights the virtues of a judge-made law, a law responsive to social change and no longer caught up in the dogma of state-centrism. Here the assumptions made by Grossi are assessed against some aspects of the complexity of society. What emerges is a convincing model by a jurist who is not merely a legal technician but is culturally sensitive to the new claims of justice.

Keywords

  • Crisis of the State
  • Law and Facts
  • Judge-Made Law
  • Legal Globalization

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