very first day of autumn and first date ReteStoria dedicated to training this afternoon at the Liceo Scientifico Leonardo da Vinci Treviso.Alla presence of several teachers of the schools in the network, Lorenza Carlassare, Emeritus Professor of Constitutional Law at of Padua, spoke of: the Constitution, the history and principles, with particular reference to the concept of freedom and its normative references. The first meeting of the Citizenship and the Constitution is devoted precisely from the deepening of the Constitution because, in this, each dedicated path to citizenship must find its map of values. Di Lorenzo
Carlassare, well known Constitutionalist, remember: Conversations on the Constitution, rights and responsibilities of those entrusted with power, popular sovereignty, edited by CEDAM.
After a quick and effective overview for over how far we have to find the roots and principles of the right to equality, the rapporteur focuses on some conceptual issues as timely as ever: who has the separation of powers does not have the Constitution.
The twentieth century seems to have denied that the earlier Declaration of Rights, although partially tried to ensure. It 's always emotionally involving the treatment of conditions from which came the Constitution: the Constitution Albertina that with its flexibility has allowed the rise of fascism, ela loss of fundamental rights. A story is still very close, even in the memory of those who lived through the period and which still bears witness to history.
The next meeting, Thursday, will be with the prof. Alessandro Casella will talk about oral history and methodology of the interview: indispensable tools for teachers and students to deal with the oral source scientifictà enough to rebuild some piece of the history of our Constitution.
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