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 Part I – Introduction to the Research: 1. Preliminary issues.- Part II – Audi Alteram Partem in National Criminal Justice. The Perspective of Domestic Law: 2. Participatory Rights in Italian Criminal Justice and the Developments Towards a Contradictoire-based Model of Criminal Proceedings.- 3. Participatory Rights in Brazilian Law and the Requirements of Contradictoire and Full Defence in Criminal Proceedings.- Part III – Audi Alteram Partem in Transnational Criminal Justice. The Perspective of Domestic Law: 4. Participatory Rights in Transnational Criminal Justice Under Italian Law.- 5. Participatory Safeguards in Transnational Criminal Justice Under Brazilian Law.- Part IV – Convergences and Divergences in the National Understanding of Participatory Rights in Domestic and Transnational Criminal Justice: 6. Common Developments and Deficiencies of the Domestic Approach to Participatory Safeguards in Criminal Proceedings.- 7. Similarities and Shortcomings of the National Understanding of Participatory Rights in the Field of Transnational Criminal Justice.- Part V – Evolution of a Wideranging Participatory Approach to Criminal Justice in International Human Rights Law and EU Law: 8. Audi Alteram Partem in Criminal Proceedings Under the European Convention on Human Rights.- 9. Participatory Rights in Criminal Justice Under the American Convention on Human Rights.- 10. Harmonisation of Criminal Justice and Participatory Rights in Criminal Proceedings. New Developments in EU Law After the Lisbon Treaty.- Part VI – Developments in International and Supranational Law Towards a Participatory Understanding of Transnational Criminal Justice: 11. Participatory Rights in Transnational Criminal Justice Under the European Convention.- 12. Audi Alteram Partem in Transnational Cases Under the American Convention.- 13. Defence Rights and Participatory Guarantees Acknowledged by EU Law in the International Cooperation Within the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice.- Part VII – Solution Models and Principles of a Participatory Approach to Criminal Justice in International Human Rights Law and EU Law: 14. Common Principles of a Participatory Model of Criminal Proceedings in International Human Rights Law and EU Law.- 15. Solution Models for a Participatory Approach to Transnational Criminal Justice in International and Supranational Law.- Part VIII – De-formalisation of Legal Systems and Reconstruction of a Participatory Model of Criminal Justice: 16. Mutual Interaction of Systems of Human Rights Protection and the Development of a Participatory Understanding of Criminal Justice Based on Transcultural Dialogues.- 17. Concluding Findings. Proposals and Qualitative Requirements of a Participatory Model of Criminal Justice.