This paper focuses on the mobility of posted workers both within the EU and at an international level. From the first point of view a fundamental role is played by the p.i.l. rules on the applicable law contained not only ...

The progressive increase in migration flows to the European Union affects the process of integration of non-EU nationals, which is currently at a very complex and sensitive stage. This essay points out that, despite the ...

This paper develops a transversal analysis of the six Directives on procedural rights, adopted by the EU in recent years, in accordance with the competence established in the art. 82 TFEU, with the purpose of individuating ...

The essay focuses on the implementation of EU legal system in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ), through the analysis of four regulations which aim to simplify, speed up and reduce the costs of litigation ...

This article is focused on the medical and judicial “case” of a little, English patient, Alfie Evans, suffering from a neurodegenerative pathology with probable genetic cause, which cannot be counteracted with the currently ...

The growth of the migratory phenomenon and the resulting challenges have led the European Union to develop a migration policy that aims to “defend” its southern borders and to reduce the number of people entering its ...

Children’s rights are addressed in various international instruments and in Brussels IIa Regulation (No 2201/2003). Having regard to EU competence in private international law issues related to family matters, Member ...

This paper scrutinizes the multi-faceted implementation of mutual trust and recognition in the EU’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice and suggests subjecting the operation of these principles to a stricter procedural ...

The European Union directive 2011/95 deals with a very thorny question: the relationship between terrorism and the denial of refugee status. In fact, Article 12 of the directive provides that a person is not recognized ...