• I principi fondamentali
• I diritti fondamentali
• Le fonti del diritto
• I poteri
• La giustizia costituzionale.

• Characteristics of the state / Giuseppe Franco Ferrari
• Trends in the development of the Italian state / Giuseppe Franco Ferrari
• Forms of state and forms of government / Justin Orlando Frosini
• Parliament / Lorenzo Cuocolo
• The government / Antonello Tarzia
• Public administration / Antonello Tarzia
• The regions / Lorenzo Cuocolo
• The president of the republic / Oreste Pollicino
• The judiciary / Oreste Pollicino
• Constitutional justice / Justin Orlando Frosini
• Italian sources of law / Arianna Vedashci
• Regional and local government sources of law / Arianna Vedaschi
• European sources of law and their relationship with domestic sources of law / Arianna Vedaschi
• Fundamental rights and freedoms / Giuseppe Franco Ferrari.

• Le obbligazioni negative in generale
• Le obbligazioni di non dare
• Obbligazioni di non dare e di non fare
• Le obbligazioni negative e la disciplina del codice civile
• Le obbligazioni di non dare nel diritto vivente
• Adempimento
• Inadempimento
• Rimedi.

• Introduction
• The center
• Working the gap : migrants' navigation of immigration bureaucracy
• The rules of rule bending
• Becoming an immigration adviser : self-fashioning through bureaucratic practice
• Disjuncture in the documentation regime : the second generation's challenge to citizenship law
• Stepping stone destinations : migration and disappointment
• Conclusion.

Whether motivated by humanitarianism or concern over "porous" borders, dominant commentary on migration in Europe has consistently focused on clandestine border crossings. Much less, however, is known about the everyday workings of immigration law inside borders. Drawing on in-depth ethnographic fieldwork in Italy, one of Europe's biggest receiving countries, Rules, Paper, Status moves away from polarized depictions to reveal how migration processes actually play out on the ground. Anna Tuckett highlights the complex processes of inclusion and exclusion produced through encounters with immigration law. The statuses of "legal" or "illegal, " which media and political accounts use as synonyms for "good" and "bad, " "worthy" and "unworthy, " are not created by practices of border-crossing, but rather through legal and bureaucratic processes within borders devised by governing states. Taking migrants' interactions with immigration regimes as its starting point, this book sheds light on the productive nature of legal and bureaucratic encounters and the unintended consequences they produce. Rules, Paper, Status argues that successfully navigating Italian immigration bureaucracy, which is situated in an immigration regime that is both exclusionary and flexible, requires and induces culturally specific modes of behavior. Exclusionary laws, however, can transform this social and cultural learning into the very thing that endangers migrants' right to live in the country.
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• Introduzione
• Dalla grammatica dell'ordine all sintassi del potere
• Una metamorfosi incompiuta
• Ceti, corpi e professioni togate
• Vita e cultura forense.