The present essay deals with the impact of the so called precautionary principle on the civil liability regime, in particular in the field of the protection of human health. Firstly, the Author tries to give a definition of the precautionary principle and to frame it in its various legal sources: international, supra-national and domestic. In the second section, she analyses the applications of such principle in the field of human health protection and its relations with civil liability. To this aim, the Author takes into consideration different legal systems and in particular the French one and the Italian one.
Precautionary Principle, Civil Liability and the Right to Health
Maria Gabriella Stanzione
2019-01-01
Abstract
The present essay deals with the impact of the so called precautionary principle on the civil liability regime, in particular in the field of the protection of human health. Firstly, the Author tries to give a definition of the precautionary principle and to frame it in its various legal sources: international, supra-national and domestic. In the second section, she analyses the applications of such principle in the field of human health protection and its relations with civil liability. To this aim, the Author takes into consideration different legal systems and in particular the French one and the Italian one.File in questo prodotto:
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