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Constitutional Interpretation and Popular Representation in the US and Italy: Reflections of Ferrara’s Theory of Intergenerational Sovereignty
The essay makes some reflections, from the point of view of the Italian constitutional justice system, on the theoretical position held concerning the “people’s” representation through the interpretative work of the Constitutional Courts by Alessandro Ferrara in Chapter 6 of his monograph Sovere
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