Ideal Victims and Real Victims. Political Discourse and Media Narratives in Contemporary Societies, edited by Susanna Vezzadini
The volume offers a critical reflection on how political discourse and media narratives shape the recognition of victimhood, distinguishing between “ideal victims,” who are publicly legitimized and visible, and the many real victims who remain marginalized in public and institutional recognition.
The CSM between Legal Framework and Judicial Administration. The Expansion of Its Powers in the Management of Judicial Offices, Daniela Cavallini
The volume examines the progressive expansion of the role of the High Council of the Judiciary (CSM) in the organization and management of judicial offices, showing how, since the early 2000s, the CSM has increasingly emerged as the organizational apex of the judiciary, raising significant constitutional and institutional questions regarding the effectiveness and accountability of its functions.
