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Diritto dell'economia, 2001
European Environmental Law Review, Apr 1, 2010
US-China Law Review, Jul 28, 2015
In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for... more In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for the implementation of information, participation and access to justice. This analysis focuses on the various ways and the possible problems of implementing the Aarhus Convention into European and Italian law. Regarding environmental information and public participation, some progress can be pointed out, in the E.U. and in Italy. However, there is an undeniably critical situation relating to the less homogeneous access to justice. In the environmental field, changes compared to the past failing command and control model can finally be made only through wider participation in the background choices, the actualization of the transparency principle, the search for consensus and a distribution of decision power among the various institutional and social involved subjects. In Italy, however, we observe a general attitude of distrust by the legislator towards the citizens and towards the environmental associations. The hope is that the right to pursue lawsuits in the environmental field could become more democratic, transparent and participated, placing more trust in the actions of the environmental associations and in those of the individual citizens, following the Roman popular action system.
Diritto alimentare e ambiente : prospettive del diritto alimentare tra le sfide della globalizzazione e del Covid-19, 2020
European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Apr 1, 2010
Diritto Dell Economia, 2001
European Energy and Environmental Law Review, 2012
US-China Law Review, 2015
In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for... more In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for the implementation of information, participation and access to justice. This analysis focuses on the various ways and the possible problems of implementing the Aarhus Convention into European and Italian law. Regarding environmental information and public participation, some progress can be pointed out, in the E.U. and in Italy. However, there is an undeniably critical situation relating to the less homogeneous access to justice. In the environmental field, changes compared to the past failing command and control model can finally be made only through wider participation in the background choices, the actualization of the transparency principle, the search for consensus and a distribution of decision power among the various institutional and social involved subjects. In Italy, however, we observe a general attitude of distrust by the legislator towards the citizens and towards the environmental associations. The hope is that the right to pursue lawsuits in the environmental field could become more democratic, transparent and participated, placing more trust in the actions of the environmental associations and in those of the individual citizens, following the Roman popular action system.
Diritto dell'economia, 2001
European Environmental Law Review, Apr 1, 2010
US-China Law Review, Jul 28, 2015
In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for... more In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for the implementation of information, participation and access to justice. This analysis focuses on the various ways and the possible problems of implementing the Aarhus Convention into European and Italian law. Regarding environmental information and public participation, some progress can be pointed out, in the E.U. and in Italy. However, there is an undeniably critical situation relating to the less homogeneous access to justice. In the environmental field, changes compared to the past failing command and control model can finally be made only through wider participation in the background choices, the actualization of the transparency principle, the search for consensus and a distribution of decision power among the various institutional and social involved subjects. In Italy, however, we observe a general attitude of distrust by the legislator towards the citizens and towards the environmental associations. The hope is that the right to pursue lawsuits in the environmental field could become more democratic, transparent and participated, placing more trust in the actions of the environmental associations and in those of the individual citizens, following the Roman popular action system.
Diritto alimentare e ambiente : prospettive del diritto alimentare tra le sfide della globalizzazione e del Covid-19, 2020
European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Apr 1, 2010
Diritto Dell Economia, 2001
European Energy and Environmental Law Review, 2012
US-China Law Review, 2015
In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for... more In the environmental field, the Aarhus Convention has established an extremely important role for the implementation of information, participation and access to justice. This analysis focuses on the various ways and the possible problems of implementing the Aarhus Convention into European and Italian law. Regarding environmental information and public participation, some progress can be pointed out, in the E.U. and in Italy. However, there is an undeniably critical situation relating to the less homogeneous access to justice. In the environmental field, changes compared to the past failing command and control model can finally be made only through wider participation in the background choices, the actualization of the transparency principle, the search for consensus and a distribution of decision power among the various institutional and social involved subjects. In Italy, however, we observe a general attitude of distrust by the legislator towards the citizens and towards the environmental associations. The hope is that the right to pursue lawsuits in the environmental field could become more democratic, transparent and participated, placing more trust in the actions of the environmental associations and in those of the individual citizens, following the Roman popular action system.