Economics and policies for global sustainability

The course aims to introduce students to the fundamental features of European social law and the most significant stages of the process of "communitarianization" of national labor rights. Thanks to the specific attention dedicated to the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice and the dialogue established with it by the national courts, students will also have the opportunity to verify the concrete impact of the European Union sources on the Member States and on the evolution of European labor law . At the end of the course the student will have to demonstrate: to know the effectiveness and contents of the various European Union sources on labor matters; to have correctly understood the mechanisms of interaction between sources and between courts of the current multilevel system; to master the technical legal language of the subject and to be able to search for the sources of discipline of the subject in the codes and institutional sites; to have acquired the ability to communicate what has been learned through interventions in seminars or group work in which documents, sentences and practical cases will be critically discussed; to be able to proceed autonomously with the updating of the constantly evolving subject, thanks to the mastery of research tools and self-learning methods.