Opinio Juris in Comparatione

Opinio Juris in Comparatione Vol. I, n.1, 2015 is online

 
We are pleased to announce the publication of new Issue of Opinio Juris in Comparatione Vol. I, n. 1, 2015 
Opinio Juris in Comparatione is an electronic full Open Access Journal devoted to “Studies in Comparative and National Law”. It aims at enhancing the dialogue among all legal traditions in a broad sense. The intent of diffusing contributions on national law, as well and not only to focus on comparative issues, is to expand access to foreign legal materials and ideas to those who do not already have access to the traditional avenues (such as journals in the language of the explored legal system).
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Table of Contents

Articles

Right for Conciliation and Family Welfare
Alessandra Pera, Marina Nicolosi

European Citizenship, Fundamental Rights and Private Law: Towards a New Model of Social Inclusion
Federico Della Negra


Lezioni Pisane di Diritto Civile

Meeting the Challenge: Codifying Civil Liability Law. The Examples of China, Brazil and Russia
Gert Brüggemeier


Selected Conference Proceedings

Crowding It the Cloud, Data Protection and Permissible Business Models - Conference "Getting around the cloud(s) - Technical and legal issues on Cloud services”
Célia Zolynski, Romain Perray


I Soggetti Coinvolti nel Trattamento dei Dati Personali nel Cloud Computing: la Rottura del Dualismo Controller-Processor- Conference "Getting around the cloud(s) - Technical and legal issues on Cloud services”
Gianclaudio Malgieri


The EU’s Right to be Forgotten as Applied to Cloud Computing in the Context of Online Privacy Issues- Conference "Getting around the cloud(s) - Technical and legal issues on Cloud services”
Francesco Lazzeri


News and book reviews

Master of Arts in International Relations- Curriculum International Trade - Università degli Studi di Palermo
Editorial Team Opinio Juris in Comparatione

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