No. 1S (2023): Special Issue 1/2023

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20231S

Published: 2023-03-18

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Editorial

Gli Abortion Rights e il costituzionalismo contemporaneo

Lucia Busatta, Maria Pia Iadicicco, Benedetta Liberali, Simone Penasa, Marta Tomasi

1-4
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Non only Dobbs: spotlights (again) on abortion

Dobbs: a not unexpected decision. How we got there and what its future implications are

Elisabetta Grande

5-15
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The “unbalanced” abortion. The balance (absent) in Dobbs and the balance (inadequate) in the Constitutional Court No. 27/1975

Giuditta Brunelli

17-26
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Law 194: a reignited debate

Corrado Melega

27-37
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The Dobbs decision and US constitutionalism

Dobbs’s Challenge to mainstream constitutionalism and the role in the member states: resilience attempts of a polyarchy

Roberto Toniatti

39-51
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Ex malo, bonum? Dilemmas (and Opportunities) as a result of Dobbs

Francesco Clementi

53-62
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The Dobbs v. Jackson judgment: a not entirely unforeseeable solution in the abortion litigation in the United States

Antonia Baraggia

63-72
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The aporias of Dobbs and the role of constitutional adjudication in morally contentious issues

Marco Dani

73-86
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Originalism and theory of the constitution: a critique to Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization

Corrado Caruso

87-103
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The “Dobbs case”: “extreme” originalism and the crisis of constitutionalism in the States

Paolo Veronesi

105-114
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The Dobbs ruling and surroundings. Pessimistic notes on the problematic “direction” taken by the current united states Supreme Court’s majority

Pietro Insolera

115-163
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Dobbs v. Jackson: the last transformation of originalism passes through women’s bodies

Graziella Romeo

165-178
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Abortion, feminisms and social movements

Towards an ethics of female difference

Grazia Zuffa

179-190
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Susanna Mancini The Decriminalization of Abortion in Colombia: The Role of Social Movements and Strategic litigation

Susanna Mancini

191-206
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Talking about abortion in order to restore women’s freedom. Restarting from self-determination as responsibility of the pregnant woman

Francesca Angelini

207-216
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Before Dobbs. The axe of Original Intent on Fifty years of unresolved abortion issues.

Valeria Marzocco

217-233
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"¡Abajo el patriarcado, se va a caer!". The recent regulation on voluntary termination of pregnancy in Argentina and the role of feminist movements

Carla Maria Reale

235-252
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Free indeed? The effectiveness of Law No. 194/1978 on trial: a case study in the Verona area

Bruna Mura, Lorenza Perini

253-269
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Current issues on the beginning of life: fundamental rights and new technologies

Free market of ideas and the right to the truth: on the limits to freedom of expression in the field of abortion

Lucia Busatta

271-289
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“To Be or Not to Be: This is the Question”. The Unborn Human Being in the federal and states US experience before and after Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization

Laura Fabiano

291-317
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The legal capacity of the human being conceived and protection of unborn life. the proposal to amend article 1 of the Italian Civil Code in the new global abortion framework

Alessandra Pisu

319-329
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Abortion rights in EU law: recent developments

Tamara Hervey, Tiyash Banerjee

331-341
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«Under His Eye»: reflections on the Role of Technology on Women’s Body After the US Supreme Court Judgment in the Dobbs Case

Sara De Vido

343-359
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Femtech and the law (or a tale of how Eve fights to overturn Adam and take control over her body)

Vera Lúcia Raposo, Sofia Palmieri

361-373
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the difficult balance between the dignity of the fetus and the self-determination of the woman: normative analysis of the burial of fetuses in the american and italian realities

Beatrice Perego

375-386
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Dobbs in transnational perspective: restrictive trends and reformatory openings

On the possibility of protecting abortion through the right of the European Union: reflections on the Polish case

Stefania Flore

387-402
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Abortion Rights and European Constitutional Space: The Narrow Horizons of the Polish Legal System

Marta Tomasi

403-415
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Abortion rights in France. Towards a final constitutionalisation of the right to abortion?

Marta Fasan

417-433
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The current regulation of abortion in Spain

Gonzalo Arruego

435-446
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Abortion rights in Ireland amid women’s autonomy, right to health and religious morality

Tullia Penna

477-460
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A step towards rethinking the compromise on abortion in Germany. Reflections on the recent lifting of the ban on the advertising of abortion procedures

Irene Domenici

461-471
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Abortion in the Republic of San Marino

Licia Califano

473-482
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A brief note on the impact of the Dobbs decision in Hungary

Katalin Kelemen

483-488
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Abortion in Chile (1874-2023): Constitutional and criminal law perspectives

Andrea Perin

489-505
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The Saga of the Decriminalization of Abortion in Mexico

Irene Spigno

507-525
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