Archive and Library Theory and Management

FRANCESCA LAURA SIGISMONDI
FRANCESCA LAURA SIGISMONDI

The course examines the history of European legal systems, legal thought and legal institutions from early Middle Ages to the codifications of the 19th century.
Knowledge and understanding:
The purpose of the course is to give students an adequate knowledge of the main issues related to the history of European law, focusing on the connections between legal history and political, social and economic history.
Applying knowledge and understanding:
The course is also aimed to give students adequate tools to interpret and contextualize medieval and modern age legal sources.
Making judgments:
The course aims to help students develop their critical skills. The expected result is that they are able to assess the sources of law in various stages of European legal history in a problematic way.
Communication skills:
At the end of the course students are expected to have acquired an adequate ability to communicate information, notions and concepts pertaining to the discipline, also through the use of a correct legal language.
Learning skills:
At the end of the course the expected result is that the students are able to continue independently in the study of the discipline and in updating what they have learned and that they are able to acquire new skills through the use of bibliographic and documentary sources, also in order to undertake further training paths.