2025/III

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ANTONIO RUGGERI 

Teoria della Costituzione e riorganizzazione del potere, tra regole istituzionali e regolarità della politica

(09.12.2024)

Abstract

After noting that constitutional reforms are typically discussed only in relation to the organizational aspects of the Charter, and not also with regard to its substantive parts or, even before that, to the fundamental principles of the system, the paper argues that the question of reforms needs to be reconsidered—not, as is usually the case, from the narrow perspective of the form of government alone, but from the broader perspective of the form of state. This should take into account the conditioning factor of the cultural degradation of the political class, which can only be addressed through a careful effort to reshape the structure of the social body. In this light, the paper evaluates reforms related to the direct election of the Prime Minister, the judiciary, and the structure of the regional state (with specific regard to the so-called 'differentiation' of autonomy), highlighting the negative consequences that may arise, particularly for fundamental rights.

 

 

MASSIMILIANO MEZZANOTTE

 Brevi cenni sul paesaggio sonoro come patrimonio culturale immateriale: basi giuridiche e sviluppi futuri

(09.12.2024)

Abstract

Sound can be understood not only in a negative sense, i.e. noise, but also in a positive sense, as an asset to be protected as part of the intangible cultural heritage. From this perspective, the issue must be approached from two angles. Firstly, it must be ascertained under which conditions sound can fall into the category of cultural heritage. Then the legal basis must be sought, both in international charters and in national experiences. Existing and pending regulations, despite their limitations, demonstrate the interest that the issue is arousing in national legislators.