
Federalismi è particolarmente lieta di dedicare questo numero monografico alla pubblicazione dei papers che saranno presentati il 6 e 7 novembre p.v. a Parma in occasione del Convegno “The BRICS group in the spotlight. An interdisciplinary approach”. Al tema dei BRICS Countries, già in precedenza affrontato dalla rivista, viene così dato l’ampio risalto che merita con approfondimenti interdisciplinari di elevato livello scientifico. Lucia Scaffardi, motore di questa iniziativa, nel tratteggiare il quadro in cui si inserisce questa tematica, introduce i contributi che saranno presentati nei quattro panel della conferenza. Beniamino Caravita
+ M. Papa, BRICS as a Global Legal Actor: From Regulatory Innovation to BRICS Law?;
+ M. Carducci - A.S. Bruno, BRICS as Constitutional Inhomogenous Dynamics;
+ M. Kahn, BRICS cooperation in science, technology and innovation: rhetoric and realities;
+ A. F. Cooper, A. B. Farooq, Testing the Club Culture of the BRICS: The Evolution of a New Development Bank
+ J. Armour - C. Schmidt, Layers of Legality: Building Enforcement Capacity for Brazilian Corporate Law;
+ A. Shelepov - M. Rakhmangulov - A.Sakharov - M. Larionova, BRICS: Emergence of Health Agenda;
+ S. R. Martini Vial, Right to Health as a bridge to effectuate the other social rights in the BRICS;
+ D. Cerini, “Micro in Macro”: the role of private Health Insurance in Brics;
+ S. Cocchi, Socio-economic rights and the South African Constitutional Court. Selected case law for a map of open problems
+ H. Reisen, Will the BRICS Bank Help Reform the Global Financial Architecture?;
+ W. Zhao, What is Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics? Perspective on State, Market, and Society;
+ M. Mrockova, Does law matter for economic development: the case of China
+ D. Amirante, The Protection of Environment in BRICS Emerging Economies: a Comparative Approach to India and China;
+ C. Gramkow, Competitiveness and Innovation towards green growth in emerging economies: a case study of Brazil;
+ P. Fabbri - A. Ninni, Environmental Problems and Development Policies for Renewable Energy in BRIC Countries