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Book SynopsisPART I Third Parties in Domestic Criminal Justice. - Report on Brasil (Vinicius Gomes de Vasconcellos, Guilherme Lucchesi).- Report on France (Barbara Drevet).- Report on Hungary (András Lichtenstein, Fantoly Zsanett).- Report on Italy (Diego Foti, Elisea Malino).- Report on Portugal (João Gouveia de Caires, Joana Reis Barata).- Report on Spain (Fernando Gascón Inchausti, Guillermo SchumannBarragán).- PART II Third Parties in Criminal Justice. The Perspective of International and EU Law.- Victims and Third Parties in International Criminal Justice (Ana Beltrán Montoliu).- Third Parties in Criminal Proceedings in the Jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (Frederico Valdez Pereira, Luís Felipe Schneider Kircher).- The Acknowledgment of a Statute of Procedural Guarantees of Third Parties in Criminal Proceedings in ECHR Law: the Contribution of the European Court of Human Rights (Claudio Orlando).- The Protection of Third Parties and Victims in Criminal Proceedings in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Developments in EU Law (Antonella Falcone).- PART III Comparative Frameworks.- - Third Parties and Their Formal and Substantial Participation in Criminal Justice: A Comparative-Law Analysis of Domestic Jurisdictions (Viviana Di Nuzzo, Antonella Falcone).- The Protection of Third Parties in Criminal Proceedings: A Constitutional
Law Perspective (Erika La Fauci).- PART IV Reconstruction and New Challenges.- - A Phenomenology of Thirdness in Law. Preliminary Remarks (Angela Condello, Guglielmo Ciaccio).- Third Parties in Criminal Justice. An Everlasting Mystery in a Constantly Developing Legal World? (Stefano Ruggeri).- Appendix.
