Soft and hard Power. Coexistence or Conflict between Paradigms?

Valeria Giordano, Editorial: Soft and Hard Power. Coexistence or Conflict between Paradigms?

pp. 12-17 DOI: 1017450/160101

José Luis Villacañas Berlanga, Some Theses on Soft Power and real Subsumption

pp. 18-45 DOI: 1017450/160102

Francesco Riccobono, Metamorphosis of the Concept of Legality

pp. 46-55 DOI: 1017450/160103

Alfio Mastropaolo, The legitimate Competition for the Government Monopoly

pp. 56-73 DOI: 1017450/160104

Tamar Pitch, The Issue of Security

pp. 74-97 DOI: 1017450/160105

Geminello Preterossi, The Power and the Sacred: The impossible Goodbye?Between Political Theology and Economic Theology

pp. 98-107 DOI: 1017450/160106

José Antonio Seoane, Improving bioethical Decision-making with a little Help from legal Argumentation

pp. 108-129 DOI: 1017450/160107

Valeria Giordano, Inside and outside Legality: A pluralistic and social Construction of Law

pp. 130-145 DOI: 1017450/160108

Francesco Amoretti and Mauro Santaniello, Between Reason of State and Reason of Market: The Developments of Internet Governance in historical Perspective

pp. 146-167 DOI: 1017450/160109

Pablo Guadarrama González, Possibilities and Obstacles of Democracy and Human Rights within Political Philosophy from Latin America

pp. 168-191 DOI: 1017450/160110

Óscar Alexis Agudelo Giraldo, Intersections cetween Constitutionalisms

pp. 195-208 DOI: 1017450/160111

Jorge Enrique León Molina, Aspirational Constitutionalism and Peace between Democracy and Opinion

pp. 209-218 DOI: 1017450/160112

Manuel Asdrúbal Prieto Salas, Is it possible to create Metarules to regulate the popular Control of constitutional Interpretation?

pp. 219-228 DOI: 1017450/160113

Filippo Corigliano, The Emancipation of Citizenship: From Law to Conflict

pp. 231-238 DOI: 1017450/160114

Lisa Rose, Social Housing as a Governance Normative Apparatus

pp. 239-247 DOI: 1017450/160115

Fulvio Forte, The Populist Device: the Populist Device: People, Professional Politicians and the Crisis of Representation

pp. 249-267 DOI: 1017450/160116