Una pace mai cercata davvero

A peace nobody ever looked for

Abstract

The Author questions the tightness of the constitutional rules in the context of Ukrainian belligerence: Articles 11 and 78 Const. She observes that the action in Ukraine, although it is war, has neither been called by its name nor treated as such, while the fundamental right to peace has the flavor of an unconditional rush to war due to the inconclusiveness and pretense of peace negotiations. The author concludes by reflecting on the risks that unjustified derogations from the constitutional framework could pose to the restoration of the previous legality once the emergency is over. How then to react to the danger that an 'anomalous normality' may establish itself?

The Author concludes by reflecting on the risks that unjustified derogates from the constitutional order may bring to the restoration of previous legality, once the emergency is over. How to react to the danger of an 'abnormal normality' being established?

Keywords: Article 11 Cost.; Article 78 Cost.; War in Ukraine; Right to peace; Law of fear.