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La presente tesi ha come obiettivo principale un'analisi dei caratteri salienti dell'istituto della cittadinanza e gli effetti che questo potrebbe produrre alla luce del diritto internazionale e dei processi di integrazione regionale. Tenendo presente che la cittadinanza, in quanto istituto di diritto interno, irradia i suoi effetti e soffre altresì limitazioni anche dall'esterno, tale da renderla rilevante per l'ordinamento giuridico internazionale, osserveremo come e in quali misure i fenomeni di integrazione regionale, quale Unione europea e Mercosul, impattano sulla tematica della cittadinanza. In questo senso, l'istituzione di una cittadinanza comune, la quale presuppone la titolarità di quella nazionale, è stata alla base delle iniziative dell'Unione in questo campo. Più di recente, tale interesse ha coinvolto anche il Mercosul in ragione della crescente attenzione verso la disciplina delle aree sociali oltre che quelle economiche, soprattutto per quanto riguarda la circolazione e il soggiorno delle persone e l'approvazione di un piano di azione che prevede l'istituzione della Cittadinanza del Mercosul, ispirata dal modello europeo, entro il 2021. ; The primary purpose of this research is to conduct an analysis of the main features of citizenship and the effects that it might produce in the light of international law and of regional integration processes. Citizenship under national law radiates its effects and also suffers limitation from outside and for this reason it appears extremely relevant to international law. We will thus observe how and in which measures the regional integration phenomena, in particular the European Union and the Mercosur, have an impact on the issue of citizenship. In this sense, the establishment of a common citizenship, which presupposes nationality of a Member State, has been the basis for European Union initiatives in this field. More recently, these initiatives have also involved the Mercosur in light of an increasing attention towards the regulation of social as well as economic areas, especially with reference to the movement and residence of people and the approval of a plan of action for the establishment of the Mercosur Citizenship within 2021, that is inspired by the European model.

This paper aims to analyze how the so-called 'new generation' European Union trade agreements can impact sustainable development policy of third countries, verifying whether such agreements are endowed with effective instruments that guarantee the implementation of the international commitments assumed with the aim to improve environmental and labour standards. In this sense, the presence of a specific dispute resolution instrument for the chapter on "Trade and Sustainable Development", distinct from the one provided for the commercial part, on one hand highlights the relevance of the differentiated treatment granted to such issues. On the other hand, it also denotes the fragility of a system based solely on cooperation, which does not provide for the direct imposition of any type of sanction. Given this scenario, the purpose of this study is to reflect on the limitations and potential of 'new generation' trade agreements concerning the promotion of sustainable development in third countries and the possible ways to overcome the challenges inherent in building an economical sustainable society. ; This paper aims to analyze how the so-called 'new generation' European Union trade agreements can impact sustainable development policy of third countries, verifying whether such agreements are endowed with effective instruments that guarantee the implementation of the international commitments assumed with the aim to improve environmental and labour standards. In this sense, the presence of a specific dispute resolution instrument for the chapter on "Trade and Sustainable Development", distinct from the one provided for the commercial part, on one hand highlights the relevance of the differentiated treatment granted to such issues. On the other hand, it also denotes the fragility of a system based solely on cooperation, which does not provide for the direct imposition of any type of sanction. Given this scenario, the purpose of this study is to reflect on the limitations and potential of 'new generation' trade agreements concerning the promotion of sustainable development in third countries and the possible ways to overcome the challenges inherent in building an economical sustainable society.

The co-editors and the Editorial team present the second edition of the Latin American Journal of European Studies! The Latin American Journal of European Studies (LAJES) is a publication of the Latin American Center of European Studies, created from the BRIDGE Project of Jean Monnet Network with funding from the Erasmus + Program of the European Commission. It is open access, double-blind reviewed journal in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, published semesterly to create new knowledge, build bridges of dialogue, and exchange good practices between European Union and Latin America, always intending to promote economic and social development peace, and international security. In this volume, readers can explore contributions focusing on the editorial lines European Union Law and Policies and International Relations of the European Union with third countries and Latin America, as well as about themes concerning "Migration and Citizenship in the European Union and Latin America," the subject of the current Thematic Dossier and the II Jean Monnet Network Seminar – BRIDGE that took place on 9 November 2021 at Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil.

The text is the editorial of the first issue of the Latin American Journal of European Studies (LAJES), publication of the Latin American Center of European Studies, created from the BRIDGE Project of Jean Monnet Network with funding from the Erasmus + Program of the European Commission. It is open access, double-blind reviewed publication in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, to create new knowledge, build bridges of dialogue, and exchange good practices between European Union and Latin America. According to its Editorial Policies, the Journal contains a specific Thematic Dossier, and the first issue topic is on EU-Latin America trade and investment relations. Beyond the Dossier, the Journal also has admitted to publication contributions focusing on the editorial lines European Union Law and Policies and International Relations of the European Union with third countries and Latin America.

Considerando a importância da extensão universitária como parte indissociável da formação universitária, este estudo objetiva investigar como se caracterizam os projetos de extensão universitária realizados no âmbito da graduação em Direito da UFSC, com foco na atuação do Grupo de Estudos em Arbitragem Internacional da UFSC (GEArb UFSC) e sua participação em atividades de moot courts. Por meio do método dedutivo, foi realizado um estudo documental e descritivo. Verificou-se, uma grande variação de temas abordados pelos grupos de extensão atuantes no curso de graduação em direito da UFSC e, dentre esses temas, a atuação dos estudantes em atividades de moot couts. Além disso, constatou-se que os Moot Courts, ocorridos tanto em âmbito nacional como internacional, assumiram um papel relevante na de educação dos participantes cumprindo o papel de extensão da prática jurídica.