The paper questions three crucial aspects, relating to the issue of waste, asking what waste is, how it is identified and who should manage it. The answer to these three questions allows the author to move through the numerous internal and European legal frameworks to outline a notion of waste that can be framed in the theory of legal goods. In this perspective, also thanks to the analysis of the regulations dictated for single categories of waste, the paper arrives at the denial of the theories that link the good waste to the concept of disutility, to affirm instead the necessary recognition of the quality of good, both economic and juridical.
Il documento mette in discussione tre aspetti cruciali, relativi alla questione di rifiuti, chiedendosi cosa sono i rifiuti, come vengono identificati e chi dovrebbe gestirlo. La risposta a queste tre domande permette all'autore di attraversare i numerosi contesti giuridici interni ed europei delineare una nozione di rifiuto che possa essere inquadrata nella teoria del bene giuridico. In questa prospettiva, anche grazie all'analisi della normativa dettata per singole categorie di rifiuti, la carta arriva a negare le teorie che legano il rifiuto al concetto di disutilità, a affermare invece il necessario riconoscimento della qualità del bene, sia economico che giuridico.
Waste Between Ownership and Function
Nazzaro A
2021-01-01
Abstract
The paper questions three crucial aspects, relating to the issue of waste, asking what waste is, how it is identified and who should manage it. The answer to these three questions allows the author to move through the numerous internal and European legal frameworks to outline a notion of waste that can be framed in the theory of legal goods. In this perspective, also thanks to the analysis of the regulations dictated for single categories of waste, the paper arrives at the denial of the theories that link the good waste to the concept of disutility, to affirm instead the necessary recognition of the quality of good, both economic and juridical.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.