This legal philosophy research on conscientious objection follows four main guidelines: a historical-philosophical reconstruction both of the moral idea of conscience and of the emerging contrast between law and conscience; the distinction between conscientious objection and other traditional borderline concepts (the right of resistance and civil disobedience); a general legal theory of conscientious objection as positive right; a widespread analysis of Italian context, examining in depth recognized and possible hypothesis of objection
La coscienza disubbidiente. Ragioni, tutele e limiti dell'obiezione di coscienza
SAPORITI, MICHELE
2014-01-01
Abstract
This legal philosophy research on conscientious objection follows four main guidelines: a historical-philosophical reconstruction both of the moral idea of conscience and of the emerging contrast between law and conscience; the distinction between conscientious objection and other traditional borderline concepts (the right of resistance and civil disobedience); a general legal theory of conscientious objection as positive right; a widespread analysis of Italian context, examining in depth recognized and possible hypothesis of objectionI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.