Serie: Volume n. 12/2025

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 reflect on the epistemic status and disciplinary autonomy of contemporary Forensic Anthropology. The review succinctly reconstructs the historical trajectory outlined by the […]

ABASTRACT: The principle of freedom of contract, as one of the foundational doctrines of civil law, enables individuals to enter into agreements within the framework of the law that secure their interests. However, the implementation of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) standards to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism has imposed certain […]

ABSTRACT: This article is based on the proposal to provide a critical reading of the condition of women in the Roman world, through the analysis of some institutions of private law that underwent profound transformations. The aim is to examine what women could do in the roman society, considering their multiple roles, in order to […]

SOMMARIO: 1. Disciplina: natura e consumazione – 2. Profili processuali. 1. Disciplina: natura e consumazione Il quadro normativo si caratterizza per quella che è stata definita una promessa di impunità garantita dalla clausola di riserva in apertura degli artt. 648-bis e 648-ter c.p., nei confronti di chi abbia commesso (o sia concorso a commettere) il […]

ABSTRACT: This article analyzes the multifaceted challenges and structural failures within the international legal and political framework regarding the prohibition and control of biological weapons and bioterrorism. It examines the fundamental division between proponents of the current international documents’ sufficiency (e.g., Italy, citing UNSC Resolutions 1373 and 1540 and the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention […]