Educational objectives The course aims to study the fundamental institutions of private law in the perspective of the sustainability, both from the point of view of the study and analysis of the notion and national and transnational sources of sustainability, and the regulation of the sustainable single market.
The course introduces the concept of sustainability; to the subjects of the sustainable single market (non-profit entities, Third Sector Entities, Banking foundations, Benefit corporation and the new horizons of listed companies); to the theory of common goods; the discipline of private autonomy (ecological contract; greenwashing; sustainability indices, remedies); sustainable finance (responsible investment, ESG standards; green bonds and social bonds); certifications; responsibility (environmental, etc.).
Acquired Knowledge
The student who has passed the exam will have acquired the understanding and structure of a specialized branch of law and the main issues of practice, as well as the analysis of the law and secondary regulation; they will also have learned the main evolutionary lines in the field of regulation of the European market and of the main institutes of private sustainability law.
Acquired skills
At the end of the course the students will have acquired the ability to build a sustainability index, to write an ecological declaration, to analyze ESG rules. Students will be able to analyze and understand the legal structure of sustainable finance products, to understand certifications, and liability rules.
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Educational objectives ANTICIPATED RESULTS OF LEARNING.
Acquired knowledges.
The students must know the principles that you/they preside to the operation of the groups of firms and the other forms of cooperation among undertaken. They will also have to know the concept of local and global market and the rules from which they are governed.
Acquired competences.
The students must be endowed with the tools technical scientific that will allow them to understand the strategies and the behaviors of the firms in the realities of market in which they operate. They must know the activities of the national Authorities and European Antitrust. Besides they must be able to analyze, through the data technician bookkeeping commonly to disposition, the social value of the group.
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Educational objectives The course is aimed at providing knowledge to students on the EU Internal Market and competition policy functioning. Firstly, the rules governing the four freedoms - goods, persons, services, and capital – will be analysed in an evolutionary perspective founded on the European Court of Justice case-law. Secondly, the programme will focus on the main elements of EU Competition Law, with reference to both the regime applicable to private undertakings (cartels, abuses of dominance, merger control) and to State measures (State aids and Services of general economic interest).
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Educational objectives The course aims to explore, from an employment law perspective, social sustainability with particular reference to the goals contained in the ONU 2030 Agenda. Building on the fundamentals of labor law and industrial relations, the course will cover, among others, the topics of gender equality, decent work, hybrid work, and environmental and social sustainability of business. Practical aspects arising from the emergence of new ways and organization of work and how ESG indices will affect the sensitive subject of human resource management will also be explored.
After completing the course:
1. Knowledge and understanding
The student must demonstrate acquisition of a basic understanding of the discipline of labor relations and environmental and social sustainability of business.
2. Applying knowledge and understanding
The student must demonstrate the ability to apply the concepts learned to concrete cases.
3. Making judgement
The student must demonstrate that he has developed legally founded ideas.
4. Communication skills
The student must demonstrate that he has acquired the capacity for argumentation and ownership of legal language.
5. Learning skills
The student must have demonstrated that he or she has developed skills in understanding the discipline of labor relations and corporate social and environmental sustainability.
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