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ABSTRACT (EN): This article examines the trial of Jesus of Nazareth as a paradigmatic case of juridical–political decision-making within the Roman imperial order. Moving beyond apologetic, confessional, or purely procedural interpretations, the study
ABSTRACT: This contribution is a review-article devoted to the volume Breve storia dell’Antropologia Forense by Elena Varotto and Francesco Maria Galassi, published by Bookstones in 2025, which is examined as an opportunity to
ABSTRACT: This work, starting from the current geopolitical moment and making a brief historical-philosophical excursus, focuses on one of the main political-juridical categories in the history of ideas, the Sovereignty, identifying an underground
ABSTRACT (EN): The rapid evolution of advanced Artificial Intelligence systems raises profound questions regarding the legal nature of their agency and the potential attribution of juridical subjectivity. Moving beyond anthropomorphic assumptions, the article
ABSTRACT (EN): This article investigates the tension between the Italian offensiveness principle—understood in its abstract and concrete dimensions—and child pornography offences when the material consists of drawn or digitally generated images, with no
ABSTRACT (EN): Neurotechnologies are profoundly changing the relationship between neural activity, personal identity, and the sphere of fundamental rights. This article offers a critical biolegal analysis of the emerging concept of neurorights in
ABSTRACT (EN): This article offers an integrated legal and cultural analysis of the Russian aggression against Ukraine, combining the doctrinal framework of international law with the deeper historical, symbolic and identity-based dynamics that
ABSTRACT (EN): The article reconstructs the historical and conceptual evolution of the legal status of the human body, moving from Jean-Pierre Baud’s notion of the “censorship of the body” to its present centrality
ABSTRACT (EN): The socio-legal status of women in ancient Rome was marked by a persistent formal subordination within both the family structure and the legal system, grounded in patria potestas and the agnatic
ABSTRACT (EN): This article examines the sanction imposed by the Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) on TikTok for unfair commercial practices, addressing the structural interaction between algorithmic recommendation mechanisms, attention-based business models, and digital
