An all-round journal of constitutional law. At the centre of debates concerning government institutions and underlying issues of Italian democracy since its launch in 1981, today – after a complete restyling – Quaderni costituzionalioffers an essential contribution to all facets of constitutional law. The journal publishes research on various topics within the broad scope of the discipline, short contributions on current issues and reports on events in Italy and abroad of constitutional relevance. Particular attention is given to constitutional case law, organisation and activities of European institutions and comparison between different legal systems. Quaderni costituzionali also offers a new space for debate and breaking news: the On-line Forum.
Editors in chief Marta Cartabia (Università Bocconi, Milano), Andrea Pugiotto (Università di Ferrara) Editorial board Tommaso F. Giupponi (Università di Bologna), Enrico Grosso (Università di Torino), Nicola Lupo (LUISS Guido Carli Roma), Michela Manetti (Università di Siena), Andrea Morrone (Università di Bologna), Roberto Romboli (Università di Pisa), Emanuele Rossi (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna Pisa), Carmela Salazar (Università Mediterranea Reggio Calabria), Diletta Tega (Università di Bologna), Nicolò Zanon (Università degli Studi di Milano) Scientific board Giuliano Amato, Enzo Balboni, Augusto Barbera, Sergio Bartole, Roberto Bin, Enzo Cheli, Carlo Fusaro, Fulco Lanchester, Andrea Manzella, Valerio Onida, Antonio Ruggeri, Gustavo Zagrebelsky Editorial assistants Chiara Bologna (Università di Bologna) coordinator, Corrado Caruso, Giacomo D’Amico, Giacomo Delledonne, Pietro Faraguna, Cristina Fasone, Stefania Leone, Michele Massa, Stefania Parisi
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