This presentation introduces Retake Roma as a model of innovation resulting from Freedom of Assembly, starting from the historical development of the Right of Peaceable Assembly, also in an international perspective, comparing the US and Italian constitutional provisions. It begins with the Italian Constitution, recalling the Statuto Albertino and the 1948 Constitution, regarding the requirement of prior notice in Italy, and then looks elsewhere, including the US Constitution, in light of the Right to Peaceable Assembly.
Spitzmiller, R. (2015). Challenges and Synergies in Reliance on Freedom of Assembly: Comparative Perspectives. In 1st Thematic IASC-Conference on the Urban Commons.
Challenges and Synergies in Reliance on Freedom of Assembly: Comparative Perspectives
Rebecca Spitzmiller
2015-01-01
Abstract
This presentation introduces Retake Roma as a model of innovation resulting from Freedom of Assembly, starting from the historical development of the Right of Peaceable Assembly, also in an international perspective, comparing the US and Italian constitutional provisions. It begins with the Italian Constitution, recalling the Statuto Albertino and the 1948 Constitution, regarding the requirement of prior notice in Italy, and then looks elsewhere, including the US Constitution, in light of the Right to Peaceable Assembly.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
