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Constitutional identity in Italy: European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution

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Personen und Körperschaften: Fabbrini, Federico (VerfasserIn), Pollicino, Oreste (VerfasserIn)
Titel: Constitutional identity in Italy: European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution/ Federico Fabbrini, Oreste Pollicino
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Sprache: Englisch
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San Domenico European University Institute, Department of Law [2017]
Gesamtaufnahme: European University Institute: EUI working paper / LAW ; 2017,06
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spelling Fabbrini, Federico 1985- VerfasserIn (DE-588)1049533232 (DE-627)78227255X (DE-576)312355645 aut, Constitutional identity in Italy European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution Federico Fabbrini, Oreste Pollicino, San Domenico European University Institute, Department of Law [2017], 1 Online-Ressource (15 Seiten), Text txt rdacontent, Computermedien c rdamedia, Online-Ressource cr rdacarrier, EUI working paper / LAW 2017,06, The paper examines the notion of constitutional identity in Italy, with the aim to question whether the highest constitutional authorities of the Italian state have identified a core or fundamental elements of the Constitution which define its individuality. By analyzing the words and deeds of the President of the Republic and the case law of the Constitutional Court the paper claims that these two supreme constitutional authorities always refused to identify a set of constitutional values which cannot be touched by the European Union (EU). On the contrary, the paper suggests that both the President of the Republic and the Constitutional Court have endeavoured to emphasize the axiological overlap between the Italian Constitution and the project of European integration, considering Italy’s membership to the EU as the best way to fulfil the Constitution’s mandate. As the paper maintains, the same approach is visible in the recent Taricco judgment of the Italian Constitutional Court: while in this reference to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) the Constitutional Court mentioned for the first time ever the words ‘constitutional identity’, its ruling was mostly grounded on the notion of common constitutional traditions. The Constitutional Court invited the ECJ to revisit a previous ruling, emphasizing how that substantially conflicted not only with Italy’s Constitution, but also with the principles enshrined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. As the paper suggests, therefore, the Italian case offers an example of a founding EU member state where no identity narrative has been developed as a defense against the EU, b (DE-588)4338619-2 (DE-627)152412433 (DE-576)211390070 Italien Ministerpräsident gnd, b (DE-588)36400-9 (DE-627)10083700X (DE-576)190346140 Italien Corte Costituzionale gnd, s (DE-588)4026482-8 (DE-627)106288199 (DE-576)208966544 Identität gnd, u (DE-588)4162608-4 (DE-627)105460990 (DE-576)209874724 Italien Costituzione della Repubblica Italiana 1948 gnd, (DE-627), Pollicino, Oreste 1975- VerfasserIn (DE-588)1016271972 (DE-627)705508935 (DE-576)264406885 aut, European University Institute EUI working paper / LAW 2017,06 2017,06 (DE-627)366928031 (DE-576)281229171 (DE-600)2114445-X, http://hdl.handle.net/1814/45605 Resolving-System kostenfrei Volltext, http://hdl.handle.net/1814/45605 LFER, LFER 2017-11-13T00:00:00Z
spellingShingle Fabbrini, Federico, Pollicino, Oreste, Constitutional identity in Italy: European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution, European University Institute, EUI working paper / LAW, 2017,06, The paper examines the notion of constitutional identity in Italy, with the aim to question whether the highest constitutional authorities of the Italian state have identified a core or fundamental elements of the Constitution which define its individuality. By analyzing the words and deeds of the President of the Republic and the case law of the Constitutional Court the paper claims that these two supreme constitutional authorities always refused to identify a set of constitutional values which cannot be touched by the European Union (EU). On the contrary, the paper suggests that both the President of the Republic and the Constitutional Court have endeavoured to emphasize the axiological overlap between the Italian Constitution and the project of European integration, considering Italy’s membership to the EU as the best way to fulfil the Constitution’s mandate. As the paper maintains, the same approach is visible in the recent Taricco judgment of the Italian Constitutional Court: while in this reference to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) the Constitutional Court mentioned for the first time ever the words ‘constitutional identity’, its ruling was mostly grounded on the notion of common constitutional traditions. The Constitutional Court invited the ECJ to revisit a previous ruling, emphasizing how that substantially conflicted not only with Italy’s Constitution, but also with the principles enshrined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. As the paper suggests, therefore, the Italian case offers an example of a founding EU member state where no identity narrative has been developed as a defense against the EU, Italien, Identität
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title_auth Constitutional identity in Italy European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution
title_full Constitutional identity in Italy European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution Federico Fabbrini, Oreste Pollicino
title_fullStr Constitutional identity in Italy European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution Federico Fabbrini, Oreste Pollicino
title_full_unstemmed Constitutional identity in Italy European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution Federico Fabbrini, Oreste Pollicino
title_in_hierarchy 2017,06. Constitutional identity in Italy: European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution ([2017])
title_short Constitutional identity in Italy
title_sort constitutional identity in italy european integration as the fulfilment of the constitution
title_sub European integration as the fulfilment of the constitution
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