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Articles - Ragion pratica - number : 2, December 2017

10.1415/88012: "Postcapitalism and Neoliberalism: A Morphing Crisis", Silvia Vida, Details, FullText
10.1415/88013: "The constitutionalisation of the balance of the budget as a limit to the retroactive effectiveness of the judgments of the Supreme Court: the paradoxical loosening of the controls over the majorities", Lorenzo Spadacini, Details, FullText
10.1415/88014: "Fundamental Rights and Financial Constraints: Four Aspects of the Budgetary Issue", Horacio Corti, Details, FullText
10.1415/88015: "Budget Law - The Theory Of Financial Constitution - International Human Rights Law - Models Of Judicial Control From Financial Constraints - Fiscal Rules.", Francesco Belvisi, Details, FullText
10.1415/88016: "Women, war and the emancipation parabola: a feminist legal critic", Orsetta Giolo, Details, FullText
10.1415/88017: "The Woman According to the Islamic State: The Al-Khansaa Brigade Manifesto", Mario G. Losano, Details, FullText
10.1415/88018: "The African Union, the Boko Haram Crisis and Violence against Women", Eki Yemisi Omorogbe, Details, FullText
10.1415/88019: "Aggressing through the image: Technological crystallizations, gender, and denial of protection in the neoliberal disciplinizing logic", Annalisa Verza, Details, FullText
10.1415/88020: "World Poverty, Human Rights, Negative Duties, and Cosmopolitan Responsibilities. Some Objections to Thomas W. Pogge's Global Justice Theory", Davide Pala, Details, FullText
10.1415/88021: "Human Rights and the Environment: A Hard Balance to Strike", Giulia Sajeva, Details, FullText
10.1415/88022: "A naturalistic jurisprudence? American Legal Realism and Behaviouristic Theories", Valeria Marzocco, Details, FullText
10.1415/88023: "The neutral gaze (of the law) and the inexplicable choices of women. Reflections around a ruling of the Court of Cassation", Susanna Pozzolo, Details, FullText
10.1415/88024: "Everyday Utopias: a homeopathic cure for politics", Valeria Venditti, Details, FullText
10.1415/88025: "All women are equal, but some women are more equal than others. Women's parking spaces in the town of Pontida", Giacomo Viggiani, Details, FullText