Sabino Cassese
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4386347 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sabino Cassese |
| NOMBRES | Sabino |
| APELLIDO | Cassese |
| FIRMA | CASSESE S |
| AFILIACIONES | Sapienza University of Rome |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1979 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Max Planck Handbooks in European Public Law
This book continues the thick comparative approach that lies at the heart of the Max Planck Handbook series. It addresses one of the most significant phenomena of modern-day public law: constitutional adjudication. This book introduces, through individual country reports, the institutions and practices that make constitutional adjudication come to life across the Continent. Thus, each country report will explain the history, design, composition, …
Die Zukunft der Demokratie
Territories, Peoples, Sovereignty
Nation States have three defining characteristics: government of a territory, rapport with a group of people and ownership of a sovereign power. All three of these characteristics are undergoing changes. Several developments involve a redefinition of the “State” and produce numerous contradictions, which can only be solved if we consider the historicity of both the phenomenal essence and the conceptual essence of the State. We need to rethink and…
The Italian constitutional architecture
The constitutions of modern States may be seen somehow as a form of civil religion that is to be revered and that binds all people of a nation both ethically and legally. Reflecting on the constitutional architecture of a State means going deeper into the structure of societies, laws and mentalities. One of the foremost experts of the history of the Italian constitution and himself an interpreter of the fundamental Law of Italy, in this lecture J…
Le nouveau régime de la haute fonction publique en Italie
The New Regime of the Senior Civil Service in Italy : a Constitutional Change Two laws, drawn up respectively by the centre-left government (1998), then by the centre-right government (2002) ended the mandate of Senior Civil Servants in service and established that their new term would be shorter than that of the government. Whereas previously, the Senior Civil Service was less sensitive to the political context, it is now at its mercy, and there…
Les préfets en Italie
Prefects in Italy Nominated by a decree of the President of the Republic following a selection process carried out by a special commission which takes account of their training and their experience, Italian prefects find their professional position the object of a negotiation process : this is particularly so with regard to their salary. Charged with a plurality of missions (representing the State, engaging in dialogue with local authorities, dea…
À la mémoire de Vincent Wright
In Memory of Vincent Wright
Les services du Président du conseil des ministres italien
In Italy the Presidency of the council is a weak organisation and this weakness, together with massive governmental instability, has been transmitted to the staff of the President of the council. It was not until the period between 1961 and 1988 that the establishment of an internal organisation which belonged exclusively to the Presidency of the council of ministers got underway. Once put into place, these services developed considerably but the…
Des codes à la codification
From Codes to Codification The idea of codes, as they were conceived of in the 18th and 19th centuries, is currently being called into question by a series of factors which render the law much more obscure and complex. In order to address this situation various solutions are utilised in western democracies, amongst which features the codification of existing legal measures to retain law’s ‘constancy’, leading to the introduction of codes which ar…
Les succès et les échecs de la modernisation de l’administration italienne. L’expérience du gouvernement Ciampi
Success and Failure of the Modernization of the Italian Administration : The Ciampi Government Experience. The modernization of the Italian administration began during a period where in the country was in the midst of an economic, financial, administrative, and political crisis. Launched in 1992 by the Ciampi government, modernization policies set out to achieve several objectives : to place public service users at the heart of public administrat…
Le système administratif italien ou l’art de l’arrangement
The Italian Administrative System, or the Art of Accommodation As an antithesis to the weberian model of administration, the Italian model is not based upon legal and rational bases, but on a system of contracts and conventions. Because of the system’s rigidity, the State has added a peripheral sector — called para-statal sector — which is a mixture of organizations of public and private law. The natural tendency to compartmentalization is reinfo…
Hypotheses on the Italian administrative system
Why is the private economy in Italy thriving, while the public sector is so poor? This article spells out the general characteristics of the structures and procedures of the public sector and outlines the criteria on which to judge its efficiency in order to proceed to the presentation of four explanatory hypotheses. The first hypothesis is an economic one: the private sector may have exploited the public sector, which bears costs that are to the…
Administration publique et intérêts en Italie
Public Administration and Public Interests in Italy The Italian situation is characterized by a “soft” administration and a weak bureaucracy, which plays only a passive role. The need to find outside support is a consequence of this weakness in public administration. As a consequence, sectoral interests prevail and administration, which loses its specifie characteristics, is becoming a market or an “arena”. Administration thus appears to be a net…
The Centre and Periphery in Italy
Privatisation in Italy
1988). Privatisation in Italy: Aims and constraints. West European Politics: Vol. 11, The Politics of Privatisation in Western Europe, pp. 87-100
The Rise and Decline of the Notion of State
The evolution of the use of the concept of "state" from the sixteenth century to the present leads one to observe that the theory of the state has now lost normative and prescriptive value. Furthermore, the very notion of state has ceased to be a good analytical tool in that the function of government has evolved toward diffusion rather than concentration. The state is no longer the unifying force it once was. Other factors, language in particula…
La règle et les dérogations. Le système politico-administratif italien et les directives communautaires
Le processus de réforme communale en Italie
The process of local reform in Italy : 1960-1980. The reforms accomplished in the last twenty years work successively in two opposing directions : towards increased centralisation from 1960 to 1970, and towards increased decentralisation from 1970 to 1980. During both these periods the central issue in debate was the reorganisation of local authority and the constitution of an “intermediary body” between the commune and the region. But twenty yea…
La réforme du pouvoir local dans l’« État régional » en Italie
La reforma de los poderes locales en el estado regional de Italia Analizando las dificultades que pone la reforma de los poderes locales en un Estado regional, el autor comprueba que, en general, una tendencia «natural» empuja los poderes locales a vivir dentro del ámbito del poder del Estado, sin dejar de solicitar de este poder intervenciones continuales para garantir sus relaciones con la Region. Se trata pués de llegar a un equilibrio tripola…
Hypotheses on the Italian administrative system
Why is the private economy in Italy thriving, while the public sector is so poor? This article spells out the general characteristics of the structures and procedures of the public sector and outlines the criteria on which to judge its efficiency in order to proceed to the presentation of four explanatory hypotheses. The first hypothesis is an economic one: the private sector may have exploited the public sector, which bears costs that are to the…
The Rise and Decline of the Notion of State
The evolution of the use of the concept of "state" from the sixteenth century to the present leads one to observe that the theory of the state has now lost normative and prescriptive value. Furthermore, the very notion of state has ceased to be a good analytical tool in that the function of government has evolved toward diffusion rather than concentration. The state is no longer the unifying force it once was. Other factors, language in particula…
Privatisation in Italy
1988). Privatisation in Italy: Aims and constraints. West European Politics: Vol. 11, The Politics of Privatisation in Western Europe, pp. 87-100
Le nouveau régime de la haute fonction publique en Italie
The New Regime of the Senior Civil Service in Italy : a Constitutional Change Two laws, drawn up respectively by the centre-left government (1998), then by the centre-right government (2002) ended the mandate of Senior Civil Servants in service and established that their new term would be shorter than that of the government. Whereas previously, the Senior Civil Service was less sensitive to the political context, it is now at its mercy, and there…
La réforme du pouvoir local dans l’« État régional » en Italie
La reforma de los poderes locales en el estado regional de Italia Analizando las dificultades que pone la reforma de los poderes locales en un Estado regional, el autor comprueba que, en general, una tendencia «natural» empuja los poderes locales a vivir dentro del ámbito del poder del Estado, sin dejar de solicitar de este poder intervenciones continuales para garantir sus relaciones con la Region. Se trata pués de llegar a un equilibrio tripola…
Le processus de réforme communale en Italie
The process of local reform in Italy : 1960-1980. The reforms accomplished in the last twenty years work successively in two opposing directions : towards increased centralisation from 1960 to 1970, and towards increased decentralisation from 1970 to 1980. During both these periods the central issue in debate was the reorganisation of local authority and the constitution of an “intermediary body” between the commune and the region. But twenty yea…
La règle et les dérogations. Le système politico-administratif italien et les directives communautaires
The Rise and Decline of the Notion of State
The evolution of the use of the concept of "state" from the sixteenth century to the present leads one to observe that the theory of the state has now lost normative and prescriptive value. Furthermore, the very notion of state has ceased to be a good analytical tool in that the function of government has evolved toward diffusion rather than concentration. The state is no longer the unifying force it once was. Other factors, language in particula…
Privatisation in Italy
1988). Privatisation in Italy: Aims and constraints. West European Politics: Vol. 11, The Politics of Privatisation in Western Europe, pp. 87-100
The Centre and Periphery in Italy
Administration publique et intérêts en Italie
Public Administration and Public Interests in Italy The Italian situation is characterized by a “soft” administration and a weak bureaucracy, which plays only a passive role. The need to find outside support is a consequence of this weakness in public administration. As a consequence, sectoral interests prevail and administration, which loses its specifie characteristics, is becoming a market or an “arena”. Administration thus appears to be a net…
Le système administratif italien ou l’art de l’arrangement
The Italian Administrative System, or the Art of Accommodation As an antithesis to the weberian model of administration, the Italian model is not based upon legal and rational bases, but on a system of contracts and conventions. Because of the system’s rigidity, the State has added a peripheral sector — called para-statal sector — which is a mixture of organizations of public and private law. The natural tendency to compartmentalization is reinfo…
Hypotheses on the Italian administrative system
Why is the private economy in Italy thriving, while the public sector is so poor? This article spells out the general characteristics of the structures and procedures of the public sector and outlines the criteria on which to judge its efficiency in order to proceed to the presentation of four explanatory hypotheses. The first hypothesis is an economic one: the private sector may have exploited the public sector, which bears costs that are to the…
Les succès et les échecs de la modernisation de l’administration italienne. L’expérience du gouvernement Ciampi
Success and Failure of the Modernization of the Italian Administration : The Ciampi Government Experience. The modernization of the Italian administration began during a period where in the country was in the midst of an economic, financial, administrative, and political crisis. Launched in 1992 by the Ciampi government, modernization policies set out to achieve several objectives : to place public service users at the heart of public administrat…
Les services du Président du conseil des ministres italien
In Italy the Presidency of the council is a weak organisation and this weakness, together with massive governmental instability, has been transmitted to the staff of the President of the council. It was not until the period between 1961 and 1988 that the establishment of an internal organisation which belonged exclusively to the Presidency of the council of ministers got underway. Once put into place, these services developed considerably but the…
Des codes à la codification
From Codes to Codification The idea of codes, as they were conceived of in the 18th and 19th centuries, is currently being called into question by a series of factors which render the law much more obscure and complex. In order to address this situation various solutions are utilised in western democracies, amongst which features the codification of existing legal measures to retain law’s ‘constancy’, leading to the introduction of codes which ar…
In Memory of Vincent Wright
Les préfets en Italie
Prefects in Italy Nominated by a decree of the President of the Republic following a selection process carried out by a special commission which takes account of their training and their experience, Italian prefects find their professional position the object of a negotiation process : this is particularly so with regard to their salary. Charged with a plurality of missions (representing the State, engaging in dialogue with local authorities, dea…
À la mémoire de Vincent Wright
Le nouveau régime de la haute fonction publique en Italie
The New Regime of the Senior Civil Service in Italy : a Constitutional Change Two laws, drawn up respectively by the centre-left government (1998), then by the centre-right government (2002) ended the mandate of Senior Civil Servants in service and established that their new term would be shorter than that of the government. Whereas previously, the Senior Civil Service was less sensitive to the political context, it is now at its mercy, and there…
The Italian constitutional architecture
The constitutions of modern States may be seen somehow as a form of civil religion that is to be revered and that binds all people of a nation both ethically and legally. Reflecting on the constitutional architecture of a State means going deeper into the structure of societies, laws and mentalities. One of the foremost experts of the history of the Italian constitution and himself an interpreter of the fundamental Law of Italy, in this lecture J…
Territories, Peoples, Sovereignty
Nation States have three defining characteristics: government of a territory, rapport with a group of people and ownership of a sovereign power. All three of these characteristics are undergoing changes. Several developments involve a redefinition of the “State” and produce numerous contradictions, which can only be solved if we consider the historicity of both the phenomenal essence and the conceptual essence of the State. We need to rethink and…
Die Zukunft der Demokratie
The Max Planck Handbooks in European Public Law
This book continues the thick comparative approach that lies at the heart of the Max Planck Handbook series. It addresses one of the most significant phenomena of modern-day public law: constitutional adjudication. This book introduces, through individual country reports, the institutions and practices that make constitutional adjudication come to life across the Continent. Thus, each country report will explain the history, design, composition, …
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