DOI: 10.4399/97912218260504
Pages: 43-56
Publication date: June 2026
Publisher: Aracne
SSD:
IUS/09 IUS/14 IUS/21
This study examines the methodological aspects of constitutional science. The Author, in particular, argues that constitutional science is inherently open, as the verifiability of its claims depends on inputs from other scientific fields. Moreover, the interdisciplinary nature of studies and the influence of the Open Science movement further influence this characteristic.