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Introduction to the Focus Great Powers with No Responsibility?
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Paola Carbone
Paola Carbone is Professor of English Literature at Università IULM, Milan. Her fields of research include contemporary English novel; electronic literature and culture; Indian literature in English; law and literature;
Tristram Shandy by Laurence Sterne. She has published several works on postmodern, postcolonial, and digital literature (http://www.paolacarbone.com/ ).
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Giuseppe Rossi
Giuseppe Rossi is Professor of Comparative private law at Università IULM, Milan, and a member of the Milan Bar. His fields of research include intellectual property, competition law and consumer protection. In the last few years, he has taken part to projects on law and literature.
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September 8, 2021
Published Online: 2021-09-08
Published in Print: 2021-09-27
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- Introduction
- Introduction to the Focus Great Powers with No Responsibility?
- Focus: Great Powers with No Responsibility?
- The Casebook of Sir Edward Coke
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- “I Would Prefer Not To”: A Lawyer Facing the Irresponsible Power
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- From Constitutional Transitions to the Great National Transition: A Constant and Obstinate Italian Narrative
- Who Watches the Watchmen? Law Diving into “Speaking Clouds”
- “Shakespeare’s Pioneer Migrant Othello”: Desire, Migration, Pathology and the Politics of Citizenship in The Nature of Blood
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