Vol. 5 No. 2 (2025): Fictional Minds. The Law’s Misrepresentation of Human Thought

DOI: https://doi.org/10.60923/issn.2724-6299/v5-n2-2025

Published: 2025-12-22

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Foreword

• Fictional Minds. The Law’s Misrepresentation of Human Thought

  Michele Ubertone, Giuseppe Rocchè

  I-XVII

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Thematica

• Debiasing Strategies and Judicial Decision-Making: Exploring a Duty to Improve Judges’ Capabilities

  Giovana Peluso Lopes

  1-45

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• Fictional Mechanical Minds On the Relationship Between Assumptions of Rationality and Conceptions of Government

  Paolo Capriati

  46-70

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• When the Nudge Fails: The Limits of Behavioural Individualism and the Case for Meta-nudge

  Flavio Scuderi Di Miceli

  71-106

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• Law and Surveillance in the Digital Age: The Role of Orientation

  Marta Taroni

  107-141

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• Paternalistic Interventions: What do They Presuppose About Human Rationality, and When are They Justified?

  Miguel Fernández Núñez

  142-185

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• Can (Should) Law Do Without Free Will?

  Alberto Artosi

  186-203

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Conference Papers

• Peace, War, Democracy: The Value of Different Perspectives Some Reflections from the VII “Supranational Democracy Dialogue”

  Susanna Maria Cafaro

  204-209

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• European Union’s Actorness Amid the Weakening Liberal International Order in the Fields of Trade, Digital Sovereignty and Conflict Resolution

  Ana Bojinović Fenko , Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska

  210-239

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• Lessons from Feminist Foreign Policies: Rethinking the EU’s Role in Promoting Peace and Human Rights Amid Anti-Gender Politics and Authoritarian Populism

  Esra Akgemci

  240-288

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