Judicial Populism: The Rule of the People against the Rule of Law

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Paper published in this Special Issue:

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Anastasìa S. and M. Anselmi (2020), “Populist Punitiveness in the Italian Populistic Yellow-Green Government”, Partecipazione e conflitto, 13(3): 1469-1486.