Course in: LAW STUDIES

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Academic year 2023/2024
Department of Law
Università di Genova
EQF level: 8
39° cicle
Field of study: law
Place of teaching
genova (GE), italy
Attendance methods
Full time
Languages in which the course is held
Italian
University formative credits
180
Cost
528
Scholarships
11 

Course contents

Curriculum - FILOSOFIA DEL DIRITTO E STORIA DELLA CULTURA GIURIDICA:
Research themes for the two positions covered by Atheneum’s grants: (°°)
- Legal Philosophies
- Legal Reasoning
- Theories of Legal Interpretation
– Theory of Legal Sources
- General Theory of Law and State
- Constitutional Interpretation
- Logic and Legal Argumentation
– Juridical Enlightenment and Codification Ideologies
– Philosophies of Punishment
– Epistemology and Theory of Legal Science
– Natural Law and Legal Positivism
– Feminist Theories of Law
- Theory of Norms and Legal Systems
– Theory of Legal Language
– Equality, Poverty, Welfare State, Regulation and Deregulation
- History and Theories of Subjective Rights
– Law, Constitutions and Constitutionalism
– History and Theories of Legal Dogmatics
- Bioethics and Legal Philosophy
- Sociology of Law and History of Legal-Sociological Thought
- History of Legal Culture and Thought
- Law and Culture
- Law and Social Change.

(°) For the CLOE COFUND PROJECT the candidate has to choose one of the two proposed themes for the preparation of the research project:
Research Theme H2020-MSCA-COFUND2020, project n. 1: Crowdlaw in the Service of Marginalized Communities
Research Theme H2020-MSCA-COFUND2020, project n. 2: Theory of Legislation for Rural Democracy.
Further information on research themes and on the project proposal structure are available on the project’s website at the following link: https://cloe.dp.unige.it.

Curriculum - INTERNAZIONALISTICO (DIRITTO COMMERCIALE, DELL'UNIONE EUROPEA E INTERNAZIONALE)
Within the curriculum in international law, European Union law and commercial law there are three research themes, substantially corresponding to the disciplinary "areas" (and related "competences") that are represented in it. These themes are part of a unitary framework, characterized by the sharing of a system of sources known as "multiple sources", by the presence of consolidated systems of protection and by the multidisciplinary approach.
The first research theme concerns the most significant recent developments in international law (both public and private), including references to the international maritime law, analyzed from the perspective of the extension of the rights guaranteed to individuals and their "effective" judicial protection. The same perspective is adopted with reference to the European Union's legal system, of which the profiles of institutional as well as material law are highlighted (single market and other areas of competence of the Union, including those with external relevance).
With respect to commercial law, again within the framework of the European Union's harmonization regulations, specific attention is paid to the regulation of banking, financial and insurance intermediaries and the corporate governance of listed companies, including the recent legislative and regulatory initiatives on EU sustainable finance.

Curriculum - PRIVATISTICO (DIRITTO DEL LAVORO, PRIVATO, PRIVATO COMPARATO, PROCESSUALE CIVILE)
Within the academic curriculum is centered on 4 research areas, substantially corresponding to the discipline “areas” (and respective “competences”) therein represented.
The above-mentioned areas are placed in a unified framework, characterized by common sources of law, by a multilevel system and by the interdisciplinary approach.
The first research area reflects the evolution of the current private law legal framework, considering a new legal framework and the comparatist analysis.
Within this perspective, the evolutive lines of the system will be analyzed with special regard to classic themes in private law
The second theme rotates towards the new developments of private comparative law with special regard to property law, secured transactions, community property regimes, and NGO.
The third area focuses on labor law and industrial relations, with special regard to the historic evolution and the recent reforms that affected the legal framework, within the broader scheme of EU law and social politics.
The fourth area centers on the analysis of the current scenario of civil procedure and litigation – also in a comparative perspective – pre-trial/trial/evidence phase and related issues.

Curriculum - PUBBLICISTICO (DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO, COSTITUZIONALE, PENALE, PROCEDURA PENALE, TRIBUTARIO)
The proposal submitted by the candidate must relate to one of the following thematic areas:
Constitutional law
Historical-institutional evolution of the contemporary state; theory of the forms of state and forms of government; constitutional review; EU constitutionalization process and national and supranational protection of fundamental rights system; domestic, EU and international sources of law
Administrative law
- issues related to recent reforms in the area of administrative organization and administrative
activity, also with reference to the positions taken by the jurispr
Page of the course on the University's website

Teaching

Place of teaching
genova (GE), italy
University formative credits
180
Attendance methods
Full time
Languages in which the course is held
Italian

Admission requirements

Type of degree required
2nd Level Degree
Foreign language skills
German, English, French
or spanish
Other educational requirements
or an equivalent foreign academic qualification

Admission

Available places
11
Cost
528 €
Scholarships
11
- 11 grants, annual grant € 16500.

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