Rethinking the electoral and constitutional system: the works of Palma and Brunialti on the Norwegian constitution

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Pubblicato

2026-01-13

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63277/gsc.v34i.4613

Autori

  • Ida Ferrero Campus Luigi Einaudi

Parole chiave:

Costituzione norvegese, Attilio Brunialti, Luigi Palma, legge elettorale, governo parlamentare

Abstract

The Norwegian constitutional system attracted the attention of Italian scholars for a long period of time. The works of two important jurists like Luigi Palma and Attilio Brunialti showed that the features of the Norwegian constitution embodied a case study that offered many hints for the legal debate. Norway was an interesting example and model of study for its electoral system – in an historical setting in which there existed widespread concern about the effects of the extension of the right to vote – both regarding the transition towards a parliamentary system of government and the role of the monarchy.

 

Biografia autore

Ida Ferrero, Campus Luigi Einaudi

Ph.D. in storia del diritto medievale e moderno, Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza.