law

Educational objectives

The course will be based on roman law sources. Contemporary sources of law and some cases on public goods will also be reviewed.

Educational objectives

The course aims to provide students with a critical knowledge of the general problems of the subject as well as of the different concurring methods for the regulation of international private law relationships. The course is also intended to provide a complete overview of the Italian system of private international law and of the recent and important developments of the European Union law in this field.

Educational objectives

GENERAL OBJECTIVES

The course aims to develop the analysis of the most significant institutions of private law in civil law and common law systems, with particular attention to the process of legal uniformization linked to globalization.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

Knowledge and understanding (knowledge and understanding)

The student must demonstrate complete knowledge and understanding of civil law and common law systems.

Applied knowledge and understanding (applying knowledge and understanding):

The student will have to demonstrate the in-depth knowledge of the main institutions of national and foreign private law and the methods of legal comparison.

Making judgments:
The student must demonstrate the ability to integrate knowledge and manage complexity, as well as to formulate judgments based on limited or incomplete information, including reflection on social and ethical responsibilities related to the application of his knowledge and judgments with particular reference to systems comparative private law firms.

Communication skills (communication skills):

Ability to communicate goals, contexts and consequences of law policies with particular reference to comparative private law.

Learning skills (learning skills):

Ability to develop legal documents and the ability to interpret and apply the rules of the national and foreign legal system, measuring convergences and divergences. The ability to find, even through databases, understand and use national and foreign legislation, jurisprudence and doctrine.

Educational objectives

The course aims to the knowledge of the Roman legal-religious system, in its historical development through the centuries, from the age of the regnum to the libera res publica, up to the orbis Romanus of the age of the Empire and, therefore, up to the consonantia between imperium and sacerdotium theorized by the Emperor Justinian.

Educational objectives

Give to the student juridical essential competences to both individual and collective religious freedom protection and about the activities of the religious confessions within the Italian law.

Educational objectives

In-depth comprehension of themes and roots of comparative constitutional law; studying of comparative law in the books and comparative law in action; learning of adequate critical instruments in order to communicate acquired knowledge in written and oral form and to put in context comparative issues in future working life.

Educational objectives

The course will be based on roman law sources. Contemporary sources of law and some cases on public goods will also be reviewed.

Educational objectives

The course aims to the knowledge of the Roman legal-religious system, in its historical development through the centuries, from the age of the regnum to the libera res publica, up to the orbis Romanus of the age of the Empire and, therefore, up to the consonantia between imperium and sacerdotium theorized by the Emperor Justinian.

Educational objectives

The course aims to provide students with a critical knowledge of the general problems of the subject as well as of the different concurring methods for the regulation of international private law relationships. The course is also intended to provide a complete overview of the Italian system of private international law and of the recent and important developments of the European Union law in this field.

Educational objectives

Give to the student juridical essential competences to both individual and collective religious freedom protection and about the activities of the religious confessions within the Italian law.

Educational objectives

GENERAL OBJECTIVES

The course aims to develop the analysis of the most significant institutions of private law in civil law and common law systems, with particular attention to the process of legal uniformization linked to globalization.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

Knowledge and understanding (knowledge and understanding)

The student must demonstrate complete knowledge and understanding of civil law and common law systems.

Applied knowledge and understanding (applying knowledge and understanding):

The student will have to demonstrate the in-depth knowledge of the main institutions of national and foreign private law and the methods of legal comparison.

Making judgments:
The student must demonstrate the ability to integrate knowledge and manage complexity, as well as to formulate judgments based on limited or incomplete information, including reflection on social and ethical responsibilities related to the application of his knowledge and judgments with particular reference to systems comparative private law firms.

Communication skills (communication skills):

Ability to communicate goals, contexts and consequences of law policies with particular reference to comparative private law.

Learning skills (learning skills):

Ability to develop legal documents and the ability to interpret and apply the rules of the national and foreign legal system, measuring convergences and divergences. The ability to find, even through databases, understand and use national and foreign legislation, jurisprudence and doctrine.

Educational objectives

In-depth comprehension of themes and roots of comparative constitutional law; studying of comparative law in the books and comparative law in action; learning of adequate critical instruments in order to communicate acquired knowledge in written and oral form and to put in context comparative issues in future working life.