Bachelor Degree in Business Administration and Economics

Updated A.Y. 2019-2020

I. Overview
The course intends to make students familiar with the basic concepts of law though a comprehensive introduction to the Italian legal system, the European one and the global environment. The structure of the legal systems and legal orders, as well as the fundamentals of public law, will be analyzed. The course will offer a deep knowledge of fundamental rights regulation and protection, administrative law and procedures, legal regulation of economics and public finance.

II. Course content and structure

Issues of methods in legal studies
The Legal Systems: Civil and Common Law
Origins and features of the Nation-State
International Public Law
Legal orders relationships: a) the European Union legal system
Legal orders relationships: b) the European Convention of Human Rights
Legal orders relationships: c) the Global arena
Fundamental rights and freedoms (I)
Fundamental rights and freedoms (II)
The Constitutional State: sources of law
Patterns of constitutional review of the legislation
Forms of government
Federalism and regionalism
Administrative law and administrative agencies: a) rule of law
Administrative law and administrative agencies: b) administrative proceedings
Administrative law and administrative agencies: c) remedies
The regulatory State

III. Assessment

Learning outcomes are assessed through class participation (20% weight), a written exam (40% weight), and an oral final exam (40% weight). 

Detailed content in the syllabus 

Updated A.Y. 2018-2019

I. Overview
The course intends to make students familiar with the basic concepts of law though a comprehensive introduction to the Italian legal system, the European one and the global environment. The structure of the legal systems and legal orders, as well as the fundamentals of public law, will be analyzed. The course will offer a deep knowledge of fundamental rights regulation and protection, administrative law and procedures, legal regulation of economics and public finance.

II. Course content and structure

Issues of methods in legal studies
The Legal Systems: Civil and Common Law
Origins and features of the Nation-State
International Public Law
Legal orders relationships: a) the European Union legal system
Legal orders relationships: b) the European Convention of Human Rights
Legal orders relationships: c) the Global arena
Fundamental rights and freedoms (I)
Fundamental rights and freedoms (II)
The Constitutional State: sources of law
Patterns of constitutional review of the legislation
Forms of government
Federalism and regionalism
Administrative law and administrative agencies: a) rule of law
Administrative law and administrative agencies: b) administrative proceedings
Administrative law and administrative agencies: c) remedies
The regulatory State

III. Assessment

Learning outcomes are assessed through class participation (20% weight), a written exam (40% weight), and an oral final exam (40% weight).  

Detailed content in the syllabus 2018/2019

Updated A.Y. 2017-2018

I. Overview
The course intends to make students familiar with the basic concepts of law though a comprehensive introduction to the Italian legal system, the European one and the global environment. The structure of the legal systems and legal orders, as well as the fundamentals of public law, will be analyzed. The course will offer a deep knowledge of fundamental rights regulation and protection, administrative law and procedures, legal regulation of economics and public finance.

II. Course content and structure

Issues of methods in legal studies
The Legal Systems: Civil and Common Law
Origins and features of the Nation-State
International Public Law
Legal orders relationships: a) the European Union legal system
Legal orders relationships: b) the European Convention of Human Rights
Legal orders relationships: c) the Global arena
Fundamental rights and freedoms (I)
Fundamental rights and freedoms (II)
The Constitutional State: sources of law
Patterns of constitutional review of the legislation
Forms of government
Federalism and regionalism
Administrative law and administrative agencies: a) rule of law
Administrative law and administrative agencies: b) administrative proceedings
Administrative law and administrative agencies: c) remedies
The regulatory State

III. Assessment

Learning outcomes are assessed through class participation (20% weight), a written exam (40% weight), and an oral final exam (40% weight).  

Detailed content in the syllabus 2018/2019

Updated A.Y. 2016-2017

I. Overview

Knowledge and Understanding

The course intends to make students familiar with the basic concepts of law though a comprehensive introduction to the Italian legal system, the European one and the global environment. The structure of the legal systems and legal orders, as well as the fundamentals of public law, will be analyzed. The course will offer a deep knowledge of fundamental rights regulation and protection, administrative law and procedures, legal regulation of economics and public finance.

Applying Knowledge and Understanding

The course adopts an interactive method. Teaching activities will be carried on by the professor by assuring a strong role of students, which will be given in advance materials and readings (judgements, legislation as well as doctrine on the most debated issues). Students will be required to take active part to the discussion in class, by analysing cases and materials selected in advance and collected in the syllabus.
 

II. Course content and structure

Issues of methods in legal studies
The Legal Systems: Civil and Common Law
Origins and features of the Nation-State
International Public Law
The Constitutional State: sources of law
Patterns of constitutional review of the legislation
Forms of government
Federalism and regionalism
Legal orders relationships: a) the European Union legal system
Legal orders relationships: b) the European Convention of Human Rights
Legal orders relationships: c) the Global arena
Fundamental rights and freedoms (I)
Fundamental rights and freedoms (II)
Administrative law and administrative agencies: a) rule of law
Administrative law and administrative agencies: b) administrative proceedings Remedies
The budgetary power between States and the EU
The regulatory State

 

For the detailed program, textbooks, assessment, see inside Syllabus

Updated A.Y. 2014-2015

The Course intends to make students familiar with the basic concepts of law though a comprehensive introduction to the Italian legal system, the European one and the global environment.

Modules
1. Legal systems and the comparative method - issues of method in legal research-Introduction (Martina Conticelli)
2. Legal orders’ relationships: the European Union legal system and the global arena
(Martina Conticelli)
3. Legal systems: the common law and the civil law traditions; the sources of law and the role of the Judiciary
(Nicoletta Ciocca)
4. Constitutional architecture and institutional design   
(Silvio Vannini)
5. Administrative Law and Administrative agencies
(Martina Conticelli)
6. Processes: rule making; adjudication
(Silvio Vannini)
7. Fundamental rights and freedoms
(Silvio Vannini)
8. Business entities and business’ regulation; Contracts and obligations; Business, commerce and consumers transactions
(Nicoletta Ciocca)
9. The judicial system; Judicial remedies
(Martina Conticelli)
10. Law and the economic behavior; the Regulatory State
(Martina Conticelli)
 

 

For further information and for the Syllabus see Materials