Sandro Guerrieri
Biographic Data
| ID | 5107013 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sandro Guerrieri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sandro |
| FAMILY NAME | Guerrieri |
| SIGNATURE | GUERRIERI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sapienza University of Rome |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6340-3363 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
European Constitutionalism
Lorella Cedroni (1961-2013)
Lorella Cedroni, a member of the Italian Section of the ICHRPI for many years, died on 28 August 2013, aged 52, from a disease which she had faced with great courage and strength of mind. She was P
From the Hague Congress to the Council of Europe
This article examines the commitment of many parliamentarians from Western countries after the Second World War in favour of European integration and the role played by the first European representative assembly, the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe, from its foundation in 1949 to the resignation of its first president, Paul-Henri Spaak, in 1951. The Hague Congress of May 1948 proposed the creation of an assembly elected by national…
Diccionario biográfico de los Parlamentarios de Vasconia (1876–1939)
The start of European integration and the parliamentary dimension
This article examines the development of the role of the Common Assembly, the parliamentary assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community. This assembly, which was composed of seventy-eight members appointed to yearly terms by the national parliaments, was the institution least privileged in the 1951 ECSC Treaty of Paris. It had no legislative powers and could only perform a function of control over the action of the High Authority. But from …
Le modèle républicain français et la Constitution de 1946
In this article, Sandro Guerrieri examines the debate about the renewal of the French republican model that took place in France after the Liberation. The forces that had fought the Vichy regime did not want to return to the constitutional system of the Third Republic (1875–1940): they aimed at building more efficient institutions. In the referendum of 21 October 1945, only 3.6 per cent of the voters consented to the hypothesis of going back to t…
L'affaiblissement du Parlement français dans la dernière législature de la Troisième République (1936–1940)
In this article, Sandro Guerrieri examines the evolution of the role of the French Parliament in the last years of the Third Republic, in a context dominated by the crisis of the traditional republican political model and by the worsening of international relations, which led to the Second World War. The article begins with the description of the main features of Third Republic's parliamentarianism. Then it describes the different factors that le…
The development of the role of the European Parliament
In this article, Sandro Guerrieri argues the case for studying the emergence of the European Parliament from the historical perspective, now made more feasible by the growing availability of the European Union's own archives at Florence. He suggests that, so far, most analysis of the development of the Parliament has been undertaken by lawyers and political scientists. A historical approach is particularly important, because the European Union do…
L'avènement du régime de Vichy entre légalité et coup de force
In this article Sandro Guerrieri discusses the parliamentary proceedings in France of 9–10 July 1940, which set up the Vichy State under the leadership of Marshal Pétain. He was then head of the government of the Third Republic and the motion of 10 July authorized him to consider and promulgate a revised constitution for the French state. In August 1944, these proceedings were formally declared to have been a coup d'état, and therefore legally nu…
Archives des partis politiques en Europe
Les archives des partis politiques en Europe
Guerrieri Sandro. Les archives des partis politiques en Europe. In: Vingtième Siècle, revue d'histoire, n°58, avril-juin 1998. pp. 156-158
The start of European integration and the parliamentary dimension
This article examines the development of the role of the Common Assembly, the parliamentary assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community. This assembly, which was composed of seventy-eight members appointed to yearly terms by the national parliaments, was the institution least privileged in the 1951 ECSC Treaty of Paris. It had no legislative powers and could only perform a function of control over the action of the High Authority. But from …
L'avènement du régime de Vichy entre légalité et coup de force
In this article Sandro Guerrieri discusses the parliamentary proceedings in France of 9–10 July 1940, which set up the Vichy State under the leadership of Marshal Pétain. He was then head of the government of the Third Republic and the motion of 10 July authorized him to consider and promulgate a revised constitution for the French state. In August 1944, these proceedings were formally declared to have been a coup d'état, and therefore legally nu…
Les archives des partis politiques en Europe
Guerrieri Sandro. Les archives des partis politiques en Europe. In: Vingtième Siècle, revue d'histoire, n°58, avril-juin 1998. pp. 156-158
Archives des partis politiques en Europe
Les archives des partis politiques en Europe
Guerrieri Sandro. Les archives des partis politiques en Europe. In: Vingtième Siècle, revue d'histoire, n°58, avril-juin 1998. pp. 156-158
L'avènement du régime de Vichy entre légalité et coup de force
In this article Sandro Guerrieri discusses the parliamentary proceedings in France of 9–10 July 1940, which set up the Vichy State under the leadership of Marshal Pétain. He was then head of the government of the Third Republic and the motion of 10 July authorized him to consider and promulgate a revised constitution for the French state. In August 1944, these proceedings were formally declared to have been a coup d'état, and therefore legally nu…
The development of the role of the European Parliament
In this article, Sandro Guerrieri argues the case for studying the emergence of the European Parliament from the historical perspective, now made more feasible by the growing availability of the European Union's own archives at Florence. He suggests that, so far, most analysis of the development of the Parliament has been undertaken by lawyers and political scientists. A historical approach is particularly important, because the European Union do…
L'affaiblissement du Parlement français dans la dernière législature de la Troisième République (1936–1940)
In this article, Sandro Guerrieri examines the evolution of the role of the French Parliament in the last years of the Third Republic, in a context dominated by the crisis of the traditional republican political model and by the worsening of international relations, which led to the Second World War. The article begins with the description of the main features of Third Republic's parliamentarianism. Then it describes the different factors that le…
Le modèle républicain français et la Constitution de 1946
In this article, Sandro Guerrieri examines the debate about the renewal of the French republican model that took place in France after the Liberation. The forces that had fought the Vichy regime did not want to return to the constitutional system of the Third Republic (1875–1940): they aimed at building more efficient institutions. In the referendum of 21 October 1945, only 3.6 per cent of the voters consented to the hypothesis of going back to t…
The start of European integration and the parliamentary dimension
This article examines the development of the role of the Common Assembly, the parliamentary assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community. This assembly, which was composed of seventy-eight members appointed to yearly terms by the national parliaments, was the institution least privileged in the 1951 ECSC Treaty of Paris. It had no legislative powers and could only perform a function of control over the action of the High Authority. But from …
Diccionario biográfico de los Parlamentarios de Vasconia (1876–1939)
Lorella Cedroni (1961-2013)
Lorella Cedroni, a member of the Italian Section of the ICHRPI for many years, died on 28 August 2013, aged 52, from a disease which she had faced with great courage and strength of mind. She was P
From the Hague Congress to the Council of Europe
This article examines the commitment of many parliamentarians from Western countries after the Second World War in favour of European integration and the role played by the first European representative assembly, the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe, from its foundation in 1949 to the resignation of its first president, Paul-Henri Spaak, in 1951. The Hague Congress of May 1948 proposed the creation of an assembly elected by national…
European Constitutionalism
Political science (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Parliament (4 works) · French Historical and Cultural Studies (3 works) · Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)