The Italian Law Journal 2/2018

Essays

ENRICO CATERINI, Sustainability and Civil Law

FILIPPO FONTANELLI, Let’s Disagree to Disagree. Relevance as the Rule of Inter-Order Recognition

FRANCESCO MEZZANOTTE, All You Need Is Control. Italian Perspectives on Acquisitive Prescription of Immovables

ALFONSO ORTEGA GIMENEZ, The Allegation and Proof of Foreign Law in Spain After the New International Legal Cooperation Act

GIOVANNI PERLINGIERI, Reasonableness and Balancing in Recent Interpretation of the Italian Constitutional Court

UDO REIFNER, Responsible Credit in European Law

GIULIA TERLIZZI, ‘Ties that Bind’: Maintenance Order After Divorce in Italy

EMANUELE TUCCARI, Old and New Trends in School Liability

Hard Cases

GIULIA CILIBERTO, Libya’s Pull-Backs of Boat Migrants: Can Italy Be Held Accountable for Violations of International Law?

ANNALISA COCCO, Do Adopted Children Have a Right to Know Their Biological Siblings?

Malebolge

MARCELLO D’AMBROSIO, Reform of Non-Profit Organisations in Italy: Strengths and Weaknesses

Corporate and Financial Markets Law

MONICA M. COSSU, State-Appointed Directors, Related-Party Transactions and Corporate Opportunities in ‘Open’ State-Owned Companies

GIULIO SANTONI, Foreign Capital in Chinese Telecommunication Companies: From the Variable Interest Entity Model to the Draft of the New Chinese Foreign Investment Law

MARIO STELLA RICHTER JR AND FEDERICO FERDINANDI, The Evolving Role of the Board: Board Nomination and the Management of Dissenting Opinions

Short Symposium: Some Food for Thought After Masterpiece Cakeshop

MICHAEL R. DIMINO, A Foolish Inconsistency: Religiously and Ideologically Expressive Conduct

LUCA ETTORE PERRIELLO, Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and Religious Freedom in European Contract Law

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