EU law scholarship: the Italian tradition

Abstract This article discusses the Italian contribution to European Union (EU) law scholarship, highlighting its distinguishing features and evolution over time. It takes three main steps. First, it reconstructs the historical emergence and consolidation of Italian scholarship on EU law. Secondly, it examines the fundamental themes explored by this scholarship. Finally, it analyses the concepts and theories used by Italian legal scholarship to understand the legal dimension of the European integration process.

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Yearbook of European Law
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2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.1093/yel/yeaf001
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European and International Law Studies
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EU law scholarship: the Italian tradition

Edoardo Chiti, Giuseppe Martinico
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EU law scholarship: the Italian tradition

Edoardo Chiti, Giuseppe Martinico
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Abstract This article discusses the Italian contribution to European Union (EU) law scholarship, highlighting its distinguishing features and evolution over time. It takes three main steps. First, it reconstructs the historical emergence and consolidation of Italian scholarship on EU law. Secondly, it examines the fundamental themes explored by this scholarship. Finally, it analyses the concepts and theories used by Italian legal scholarship to understand the legal dimension of the European integration process.

Yearbook of European Law
Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
European and International Law Studies
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