Bachelor Degree in Business Administration and Economics

Please find in the folder Exams the results of those who completed the written exam but did not take the oral part. We will register your position as Ritirato.

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MC

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Dear All,

in view of next Monday's exam, a few useful reminders:

1. Carry with you a device (tablet, laptop, smartphone) synced with your Tor Vergata Office 365 account

2. Come a few minutes before 9,00, so that we can start all the necessary logistic operations on time (roll call, etc, proper spacing in the seats...)

3. Your desk must be kept clear and free form anything except your device; no other tabs or webpages except the Forms one can be open on your device, no attempt to look/communicate with other candidates. Violation of this rule entauls exclusion from the exam

4. The allotted room is T-3 (ground floor, left side upon entering)

Dear all,

the following readings will be discussed next week:

-Fratelli Costanzo

-Omega case

We will refer to the Charter of Nice and the Italian Constitution as a background.

Best

MC

Dear all,

as for next week, we will work on the following cases:

Lautsii case

Les Verts case

have a nice week end!

MC

Dear All,

please download the .pdf file 'Dear students' in Textbook section of the course's website and follow the instructions.

Best

MC

Dear all,

please, find below the program for next week:

Legal orders relationships: a) the European Union legal system

Readings: ECJ, Van Gend en Loos (1963)

Textbook references: pp. 272-297

Legal orders relationships: b) the European Convention of Human Rights

Readings: ECHR, Lautsii case (2011).

Textbook references: pp. 267-272

Forms of government

Textbook references: pp. 44-58; 84-87; 102(box only);132-136; 140-145; 172-190; 192-251

 Have a nice week!

MC

Dates

October 11, 11-13

October 17, 11-13

October 24, 11-13

Room T4

Please take your own device wirh you in order to experiment the platform Forms, under the guidance of Professor Vannini.

Dear all, please follow the list for our incoming week:

Lecture 5 Sources of Law

- Notes for students on antinomies

Lecture 6

- US S.Ct., Marbury v. Madison (1803)

Lecture 7

International Law: Reading 1; Reading 2 (Introduction to public International Law, 1 & 2)

Have a nice week end, see you on Monday!!!

MC

Dear all,

find below the program for next week:

Please, re-read the paper on Civil Law-Common Law

Add the following readings:

US S.Ct., NFIB v. Sebelius (2012); Only parts highlighted

Federalism/Regionalism Excerpt

Notes for students on antinomies

I do remind you all that materials have been uploaded on the course website.

Have a nice week and a nice week end, see you on Monday!