Browsing Freedom, Security & Justice: European Legal Studies by Subject "Fundamental Rights"
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La (faticosa) ricerca di valori condivisi nelle politiche europee di gestione dei flussi migratori
(2018)The international vocation of human rights contributes to enrich the heritage of values of each State and, at the same time, requires the establishment of guarantee instruments that transcend national boundaries and disregard ... -
The challenge of today’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: a re-appropriation of the balance between claims of national security and fundamental rights
(2019)The twentieth anniversary of the area of freedom, security and justice (AFSJ) brings to light several transformations with regard to border management, and also several concerns that did not cease to reemerge twenty years ... -
The fragmentation of reception conditions for asylum seekers in the European Union: Protecting fundamental rights or preventing long-term integration?
(2018)This article investigates the unequal treatment of asylum seekers across the European Union (EU). In particular, this article explores the way in which Directive 2013/33/EU (the “Reception Conditions Directive”) itself ... -
To trust or not to trust? Fiducia e diritti fondamentali in tema di mandato d’arresto europeo e sistema comune di asilo
(2019)Mutual trust, even if not established in the Union primary law, is a fundamental principle on which the area of freedom, security and justice is built on. The paper analyses the recent case law of the Court of justice ... -
La transposición de la orden europea de investigación en materia penal en el ordenamiento español
(2018)The Directive 2014/41/EU, regarding the European Investigation Order in criminal matters, introduces into the field of judicial cooperation a new and necessary instrument of mutual recognition for the transnational acquisition ...
