Vol. 4 No. 2 (2023): Milan Law Review

Articles

• Bioethics or biopolitics? Freedom and responsibility in a gender perspective (or a feminist perspective)

  Orsetta Giolo

  pp. 38-63

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• In Theory There Are Women (In Theory): beyond the syntactic-semantic ambiguity

  Silvia Zorzetto

  pp. 11-24

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• Human Rights: Ethics, Rhetoric and Politics

  Lilian Bermejo-Luque

  pp. 151-169

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• Epistemic Injustice in Criminal Procedure

  Andrés Páez, Janaina Matida

  pp. 114-136

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• Freedom and responsibility “lost in translation” for women’s bodies. Some notes to Giolo’s feminist approach

  Encarnación La Spina

  pp. 64-99

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• The contribution of Bioethics to gender equality

  Silvia Salardi

  pp. 25-37

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• Farewell speech for Nicolò Zanon

  Francesco Viganò

  pp. 1-10

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• Human rights in politics: observations on minimalism, conflict and deliberation

  Giulia Balossino

  pp. 170-178

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• Discussing epistemic injustice: expertise at trial and feminist science

  Alessia Farano

  pp. 137-150

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• Epistemic injustice, judiciary reasoning and stereotypes: from narrow, to broad, to broader

  Lucia Corso

  pp. 100-113

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