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Confrontation Between Judicial Activism and State of Exception

Alexandre Moura · University Veiga de Almeida, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
The judiciary has excelled in the international and national scene, reaching role of great importance, thus creating opposition to the legislative and executive powers. The center of gravity of the sovereign power of the state moves toward the judiciary, that happens to have a more active role and c…
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Ornella Labriola: the loneliness of an irreducible memory

Maria Selvaggio · University of Salerno, Italy
This paper aims at analyzing the particular case concerning Ornella Labriola (1908-1991), who lived between Italy and Soviet Union. She was a guest of the famous hotel “Lux” in Moscow, the dwelling place of international Communism during the years of Stalinism. In that place, happened her love story…
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The External Dimension of EU Migration Policy

Dorina Gjipali · Luarasi University, Tirana, Albania
The policies relating to the management of migration - control of external borders, asylum and immigration have been, as is well known, sovereign prerogatives for excellence. The long-standing refuse of the EU Member States to provide them to a supranational government is a clear evidence of that. D…
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National Sovereignty Vs. Globalization

Michele Marsonet · University of Genoa, Italy
Globalization entails the increasing volume, velocity and importance of flows within and across borders of people, ideas, goods, money, and much else, thus challenging one of sovereignty’s basic principles: the ability to control what crosses borders in either direction. Sovereign States increasingl…
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Post Conflict Peacebuilding in Kosovo. Milestones, Actors and People.

Albana Gërxhi · Human Rights Centre, University of Padua, Padua Italy
This article presents and analyses the postconflict peacebuilding actions in Kosovo. It aims to bring a picture of external and internal actors involved in such a process from the end of the conflict up to date. The article challenges peace process in Kosovo through the issues emerging in the Societ…
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Audience Perception of Hate Speech and Foul Language in the Social Media in Nigeria: Implications for Morality and Law

Terfa Alakali, Hemen Faga, Jinatu Mbursa · Department of Mass Communication, University of Mkar, B…
This paper examined the phenomenon of hate speech and foul language on social media platforms in Nigeria, and assessed their moral and legal consequences in the society and to journalism practice. It used both quantitative and qualitative methodology to investigate the phenomenon. In the first place…
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How Do the Richest 1% Owns 50% of Wealth in a Small-Open Growth Model with Endogenous Wealth and Human Capital

Wei Zhang · Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan
This paper extends the growth model for a closed national economy by Zhang (2015) to a small-open economy. We attempt to explain some economic mechanisms of how the richest one per cent of the population own 50% of national wealth. We consider endogenous wealth and human capital accumulation by hete…
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Outside home. Notes on reflexivity

Mara Clemente · CENCIA - University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal
There is a wide spectrum of ways in managing subjectivity intrinsic in research. This paper goes through and “lives” (Gregorio Gil, 2014) some research experiences: one on prostitution of minors and another on trafficking in human beings. These two experiences reveal how some of the characteristics …
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Albania and the teaching of religion in schools

Maria Macioti, Arta Musaraj · University La Sapienza, Rome, Italy
Multiculturalism and the new multi religious social realities are becoming dominant dimensions of today’s world. The huge changes in the social tissue of those societies, which up to now had an established dominant culture and religious affiliation, made them now face more than the effects of migran…
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Political Consensus: A crucial and key element of political organization

Sali Shehu · Faculty of Law, University of Tirana, Albania
The following material will focus initially on determining the concept of consensus, as defined by different scholars and different philosophical beliefs, role played by consensus in the establishment and functioning of the rule of law, in operation of international organizations, such as the UN, NA…
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“Sick woman” or “half woman”? Breast and cervical cancer, emotional script and representations of female body in a mediterranean area of Italy

Ignazia Bartholini · University of Palermo, Palermo, Italy
The proposal aims to highlight the semiotic elements of the discourse that refer to the symbolic ones of representations, and that transform the therapy in an exercise of professional dominion aimed to modify the perception of the self of the female patient through the subversion of specific emotion…
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Science and Different Images of the World

Michele Marsonet · University of Genoa, Italy
It has often been claimed in contemporary philosophy that the scientific world-view will necessarily replace the view of the world provided by common sense. It may be argued, however, that common sense holds a sort of methodological primacy over the aforementioned scientific world-view. For example,…