Law and Economics of Real Estate

Educational objectives

The course is focused on instilling the notions inherent in the intermediation activity for the sale, purchase and lease of buildings, apartments, land or other types of properties, with the support of a conscious and updated knowledge of current legislation . Knowledge of the sources and the study of the constant regulatory update will be essential in order to correctly instruct the basic practices, purchase promises and lease agreements, to evaluate the properties by providing estimates on the real, banking, commercial and depreciation value.

Educational objectives

the Economics Institutions course is characterized by having a first "descriptive" approach; tends to underline the aspects concerning the institutions of the economic system, the dimensions of the economy and the main composition ratios between the economic dimensions; consequently, he is led to devote less attention to the analytical aspects of the theoretical construction. The concept of "history of economic thought" will be analyzed below; in this case the main objective is to give the student, who is tackling the problems of economics for the first time, an overview of the ideas developed by economists over the course of over two hundred years of theoretical elaboration and to provide a critical comparison of the various explanations of economic phenomena. Finally, the attention will be placed on the "analytical" aspects and it will be proposed to provide a method of reasoning; an essential moment of this approach is the systematic deduction from the basic hypotheses of the consequences that derive from it for the behavior of economic agents and the interrelationships between them on the markets.

Educational objectives

The course provides sufficient knowledge of economics and business, the mathematical-statistical tools, and of the regulatory framework of the European Union to understand the functioning of the economic system, the functioning of markets and the role of business in the process of European integration. In particular, the course provides the skills necessary to: understand the functioning of markets for goods and services, labor and financial markets and the effects of economic policies that govern them; address the problems of management of the companies that operate at European and international level; understand the process of European economic integration, policies that favor and their effects on national economic systems; examine the main factors of economic, political and social European Union in comparative perspective, comparing the Italian situation with that of other Member States

Educational objectives

The criminal law course aims to learn the constitutional principles of criminal law and the constituent elements of the crime

The course deepens the analysis of the main figures
of the special part, even non-codical, of the law
criminal law, in particular in the following sectors: crimes against
individual safety, crimes against property, offences
against public order, crimes against the economy, crimes in
environmental matters, crimes against public order, offences
against the personality of the State, crimes against the faith
public affairs, crimes against the administration of justice,
crimes committed by public officials against the P.A

Educational objectives

The course will analyze the set of legal institutions and positive rules that regulate the use and transformation of the territory, implemented by both private and public subjects.

In particular, the building discipline, i.e. the construction activity, constitutes the original and central nucleus of this matter.

Educational objectives

The course aims to train students to understand the public regulation of economic phenomena. Furthermore, the dynamics of administrative procedures will be analysed, from the point of view of competences, procedures, participation, responsibilities and controls.

The models of administrative organization will be explored in the light of the processes of digitization of functions and simplification