Las Leyes comunitarias en Italia después de la Ley Buttiglione
Roig Batalla, Antoni (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)

Date:	2006
Abstract:	The implementation of the European Law by the States has not usually modified, in a strong way, their own sources of law. Nevertheless, the number, complexity and the technical regulation of many European laws, so as the need of respect due to the European Court decisions and sanctions, has forced sometimes to adapt some sources of law. One interesting example is the Italian communitarian law, an ordinary law, whose goal modifies some aspects of the Italian sources of law. In this sense, the legislative delegation to the Executive is no more limited to a single statute. The Executive can rule, during three years or more, without new delegations. In Spain, however, the sources of law system seems not to have suffered in a such way. We intend to prove that the implementation of the European Law changes in many ways the national sources of law system. The solutions adopted might be different than the Italian ones. In any case, we should perhaps look for such hidden changes, dues to implementation of European Law.
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Language:	Castellà
Document:	Article ; recerca ; Versió publicada
Subject:	Ley comunitaria ; Derecho europeo ; Italia ; Llei comunitària ; Dret europeu ; Itàlia
Published in:	Teoría y realidad constitucional, Num. 18 (2006) , p. 289-304, ISSN 2174-8950

DOI: 10.5944/trc.18.2006

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