PUBLIC LAW
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Fluency in Italian.
The final exam is written. An additional oral exam is foreseen at the request of the student.
The course covers the study of the organization of the constitutional State, the sources of law, the legal order of the Republic, the constitutional rights and duties, the judicial review (of legislation), and the territorial autonomies.
The main goal of this course is to give students the necessary tools to understand the fundamental notions of Public Law, both horizontally - the relationships between the bodies that shape the form of government - and vertically - the exercise of public authority towards the individuals.
The course is centered on forming a conceptual basis to understand issues in Public Law from a critical, and not merely factual, standpoint. This basis will be developed through the historical analysis of current political issues, as well as through the study of the evolution of modern constitutionalism and of Human Rights.
I. Modern Constitutionalism.
II. The classification of Governments. The theory of Democracy.
III. The system of sources of law.
IV. The Italian political system: the Parliament, the President of the Republic, the Executive.
V. The regional and local Governments.
VI. The judicial system.
VII. The judicial review.
VIII. Constitutional Rights and Duties.
I. Modern Constitutionalism.
II. The classification of Governments. The theory of Democracy.
III. The system of sources of law.
IV. The Italian political system: the Parliament, the President of the Republic, the Executive.
V. The regional and local Governments.
VI. The judicial system.
VII. The judicial review.
VIII. Constitutional Rights and Duties.
Teaching method: forty five hours of lectures.
Seminars on specific issues.
Professor office hours: Monday, from 11 to 12 a.m.
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