The general aim of this research was to study the relationship between the Executive power and the Parliament during World War I and in particular, to analyse the effects of war legislation on the Italian legal system. It was observed that both as an immediate effect of the war and by way of the social necessities that were its direct consequence, the Italian executive was forced to “invade” the field of private law, thus generating measures on the basis of which changes in different legal institutions would follow. A part of this legislation was destined to persist even after the end of the war, as it was only the beginning of a series of changes that were already underway in society, and for which the conflict was to be only the triggering effect.
Les effets de la législation de guerre sur le système juridique italien (1915-1919)
DE SALVO, Patrizia
2015-01-01
Abstract
The general aim of this research was to study the relationship between the Executive power and the Parliament during World War I and in particular, to analyse the effects of war legislation on the Italian legal system. It was observed that both as an immediate effect of the war and by way of the social necessities that were its direct consequence, the Italian executive was forced to “invade” the field of private law, thus generating measures on the basis of which changes in different legal institutions would follow. A part of this legislation was destined to persist even after the end of the war, as it was only the beginning of a series of changes that were already underway in society, and for which the conflict was to be only the triggering effect.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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