Bulletin n. 1/2016
June 2016
INDICE
  • Section A) The theory and practise of the federal states and multi-level systems of government
  • Section B) Global governance and international organizations
  • Section C) Regional integration processes
  • Section D) Federalism as a political idea
    • Mangiameli Stelio
    Il Titolo V della costituzione alla luce della giurisprudenza costituzionale e delle prospettive di riforma
    in Italian Papers on Federalism , 1-2/2015 ,  2015
    If there is a prominent responsibility in the failure to transform the state and the poor implementation of regionalism, this can be ascribed to the dominant legal science in Italy who has never metabolized regions and that this is very different from the ones of the federal states. This helps to dispel the position of those who tend to shift the responsibility for the degradation of regionalism to the Constitutional Court because it is not sustainable that it can exist and operate regardless of constitutional culture, indeed in many ways it is its due reflection. The Court's work lives on the basis of constitutional science, whose ideas and passions dominate and animate it, especially considering that many legal scholars have been members of the Court. Until the Constitution was formulated in terms of guarantees for the regions in respect to the State, the constitutional case law was animated by the desire to safeguard the unity of the legal system, supporting - even in a substitute role - the state legislature, and what has been done has had the sense to maintain an overall balance. Instead, after the reform the Court will be required to provide a guarantee to the constitutional principles of regionalism and to balance the power that the new constitution will allow the central government.
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