Vol. 5 No. 1 (2024): Milan Law Review

Articles

• The ‘‘coercion without coercion’’ of good reasons: the heart of restorative justice?

  Maria Ludovica Lagalla

  pp. 47-64

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• Structural barriers in accessing justice for victims of gender-based violence

  Anna De Giuli

  pp. 11-33

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• “In ossequio a una norma il cui senso ci sfugge”. Writing with Bruno Celano

  Clelia Bartoli

  pp. 208-220

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• Celano and the Rule of Law: A Matter of Graduality

  Maria Victoria Kristan

  pp. 154-166

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• Normativity Naturalized? Some Thoughts on Bruno Celanos Pre-Conventions

  Ana Escher

  pp. 118-138

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• In defence of a free market

  Clelia Bartoli, Bruno Celano†

  pp. 65-93

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• Rule of law, rule of men, and rule of women. Reforming power and decision-making processes

  Isabel Trujillo

  pp. 34-46

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• “En Teoría Hay Mujeres (En Teoría)”, second part, with Homage to Bruno Celano

  Francesca Poggi

  pp. 1-10

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• The hasty edge of a reductivist blade. Notes in honour of Bruno Celano

  María Beatriz Arriagada

  pp. 167-207

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• The ideal of Rule of law to which the law can rationally aspire. A reflection based on Bruno Celano’s approach

  Paula Gaido

  pp. 139-153

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• Analytical Philosophies of ‘Custom’: Georg Henrik von Wright and Bruno Celano

  Virginia Presi

  pp. 94-117

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