Cronaca: Presentazione del volume, ANTONIO PADOASCHIOPPA, Destini Incrociati. Europa e Crisi globali, Il Mulino, Bologna 2024, pp. 208
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https://doi.org/10.13129/2036-5896/MAUROLICO2026.%25pAbstract
L’Università degli Studi di Salerno (UNISA), nella data del 25 marzo 2026, ha ospitato la presentazione del più recente volume del Professor Antonio PadoaSchioppa, storico del diritto di fama mondiale e studioso di riferimento per il diritto europeo contemporaneo. L’evento, organizzato dalla Professoressa Lucia di Cintio, ha costituito un’occasione di particolare rilievo accademico, tanto che lo stesso Rettore dell’Ateneo ha voluto presenziare personalmente all’incontro, a testimonianza dell’importanza scientifica e culturale
dell’iniziativa.
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