Thesis title: NON PROFIT E ATTIVITA’ DI IMPRESA
The advanced capitalist world in which contemporary society takes place has determined the birth and rise of the dissociation between legal forms and the economic contents that are poured into those forms by practical operators; thus, in the name of such "neutrality", it happens very frequently to find entities with a non-profit purpose that carry out economic activities instrumental to the pursuit of meta-individual interests.
And the dissociation between form and content that characterizes associative phenomena has oriented modern legal thought to a profound reflection on the business activity carried out by entities with a non-profit purpose, traditionally anchored to the pursuit of non-selfish purposes.
The hermeneutic itineraries traced in the wake of this reflection have inspired the development of a rich legislation oriented to the creation of categories of entities qualified on the basis of the activity carried out, regardless of the legal form assumed, recently subject to reorganization, under the unifying name of Third Sector Entities.
In this context, the thesis work was carried out which, starting from the analysis of the relationships existing between entities of the First Book of the Civil Code and business activities, sought to delve into the recent legislative developments of the phenomenon, which in the Third Sector Code has received a system that is not entirely satisfactory and free from critical issues.