(Associazione per lo studio della giustizia consensuale; hereinafter, ‘the Society’ or ‘ASGiC’ for short) advances an interdisciplinary inquiry into the relationship between justice and consent, foregrounding consent-based justice as a distinctive marker of the law’s normative and ordering function within the fabric of civil coexistence. Its activities are directed toward the development of conflict management models informed by criteria of responsibility, reflexive awareness, practical feasibility, and longterm sustainability, in a continuous dialectic between theoretical reflection and lived experience.
ASGiC fosters study and research in the field of consensual justice, with the aim of affirming the principle of consent-based justice as a distinctive element of law’s ordering function within the relations that structure civil coexistence.
Through an interdisciplinary approach and a transnational perspective, the Society is committed to identifying models of conflict management inspired by responsibility, awareness, practicability, and sustainability.
Drawing also on fruitful exchanges with professionals experienced in consensual justice, ASGiC promotes the elaboration and dissemination of best practices in identifying and applying methods of conflict management and resolution that strengthen the connection between justice and consent.
Scholars engaged in the study of consensual justice may be admitted to the Society as ordinary members. Pursuant to Article 4 of the Statute, applications for membership must be endorsed by at least two ordinary members and accompanied by the applicant’s curriculum vitae detailing scientific activities and publications, together with the indication of domicile and an email address for correspondence. Membership is conferred upon written notification from the Executive Board confirming the acceptance of the application.
Pursuant to Article 5 of the Statute, experts who have distinguished themselves in the practice of consensual justice may also be admitted as associate members. Applications must be addressed to the President and accompanied by a curriculum vitae. Admission is subject to approval by the Executive Board.
