Italian Influence on European Law

Foreword
Acknowledgments

1. Introduction: Tracing the Italian Influence in EU law through Judicial Biographies, Daniele Gallo, Fernanda G. Nicola, Roberto Mastroianni and Lorenzo Cecchetti

Part One: A) ECJ Judges First Generation (1952-60s)

2. Building the Foundations of the European Court of Justice: Massimo Pilotti (1879-1962), Vera Fritz
3. Making the European Court Work: Nicola Catalano and the Origins of European Legal Integration, Tommaso Pavone
4. "Notre Nestor, Monsieur le Juge Rossi" (1889-1974): An Internationalist's Contribution to the Making of a Supranational Legal Order, Amedeo Arena

Part One: B) ECJ/CFI JUDGES/AGs Second Generation (1960s-70s)

5. Alberto Trabucchi: The Defender of the European Citizens' Rights and the Van Gend & Loos Ruling of the Court of Justice, Ezio Perillo
6. Riccardo Monaco and the Doctrine of Supranationality in International Institutional Law, Edoardo Greppi
7. Francesco Capotorti: The Man, the Academic, and the Avocate-General at the Court of Justice, Luigi Daniele
8. Giacinto Bosco, a Rather Well-Known Politician in Italy, and one of the Lesser-Known Italian Members of the Court of Justice of the European Communities, Jacques Ziller

Part One: C) ECJ/CFI JUDGES/AGs Third Generation (1980-2000)

9. The Contribution of Giuseppe Federico Macini as Advocate General (1982-1988) and Judge (1988-1999) to European Constitutionalism, Vittorio Di Bucci
10. Giuseppe Tesauro - Advocate General at the ECJ (1988-1998): A Paladin of Effective Judicial Protection, Roberto Mastroianni; Massimo Condinanzi
11. Antonio Mario La Pergola - Judge at the ECJ, 1994 and 1999-2006; Advocate General at the ECJ, 1995-1999, Chiara Amalfitano; Filippo Croci
12. Antonio Saggio: A Major Contributor to the European Integration, Antonio Aresu; Celestina Iannone
13. Conclusion: An Insider's View on Italian Jurists at the CJEU, Antonio Tizzano

Part Two

14. Working at the Court of Justice of the European Union, in the Experience of a Judge, Lucia Serena Rossi
15. An Institutional View on the Influence of Italians Judges and Advocates General, Laure Clement-Wilz
16. Italian Ways of EU Law: Rooting Italy in European Legal Integration, Antoine Vauchez
17. Comparative Legal Reasoning (overt and covert) in the Work of the Advocate General, Eleanor Sharpston
18. Impact of the National Legal Traditions on the Role and Activity of the EU Judges, Sinisa Rodin
19. Judicial Biographies and Judicial Decision-Making: A Fish Reflects on the Work of Marine Biologists, Michal Bobek
20. Conclusion: The Work of Art Historians: Four Traits of the Italian Influence in EU Law, Fernanda G. Nicola, Daniele Gallo, Roberto Mastroianni and Lorenzo Cecchetti

Epilogue

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European Law; Italian judges and advocates generals; European institutional law; judicial biographies; judicial independence; ECJ