The Italian Law Journal 2/2019

History and Projects

JUAN ALEJANDRO ESPINOZA ESPINOZA, Remembering Carlos Fernández Sessarego

GIANLUCA SADUN-BORDONI, Rousseau on War

Essays

MARIA CIMMINO, Personal Rights and Sport Injuries: The Civil Liability Between Risk and Negligence

NADIA COGGIOLA, The Influence of Foreign Legal Models on the Development of Italian Civil Liability Rules from the 1865 Civil Code to the Present Day

PAOLO D’ANSELMI, Can We Afford to Separate Politics from Administration? Designing Powers in the Service of Implementation

MATEJA DUROVIC AND FRANCISZEK LECH, The Enforceability of Smart Contracts

ALBERTO GAMBINO AND MARIA LETIZIA BIXIO, Archaeological Data Between Prerogatives of Protection and Requests of Access

LAURA LAMBERTI, Rules on Private Antitrust Enforcement and the Value of the Competition Authority’s Decisions: New Limits for Judicial Review?

FERDINANDO G. MENGA, Political Conflicts and the Transformation of Legal Orders. Phenomenological Insights on Democratic Contingency and Transgression

RENZO ORLANDI, The Italian Path to Reform: Italy’s Adversarial Model of Criminal ProcedureFRANCESCO PAOLO PATTI, Unfair Terms Control in Business-to-Business Contracts

CAROLINA PERLINGIERI, Data as the Object of a Contract and Contract Epistemology

FRANCESCO VITERBO, The ‘User-Centric’ and ‘Tailor-Made’ Approach of the GDPR Through the Principles It Lays down

ELENA VIVALDI, Lights and Shadows of the Italian Law on Citizens’ Income

Hard Cases

FRANCESCA BARTOLINI, ‘Inertia Selling’ Within Electronic Communications Services. The Role of National Regulatory Authorities in Light of the ‘Speciality Principle’

MICHAEL MONTEROSSI, Algorithmic Decisions and Transparency: Designing Remedies in View of the Principle of Accountability

Corporate and Financial Markets Law

VANESSA VILLANUEVA COLLAO AND VERITY WINSHIP, The New ICO Intermediaries

Comments on New Italian Legislation

ANGELO DANILO DE SANTIS, The New Italian Class Action: Hope Springs Eternal

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