Sustainable tourism science

The course aims at examining the main topics of comparative public law: methods, legal traditions, history and spread of constitutionalism, forms of government, federalism, constitutional justice, and fundamental rights. In the first part of the course, the focus will be on the method in comparative law. A comparison between the common law and civil law systems will then be conducted (12 hours). Specific attention will be given to the study of forms of state and forms of government (20 hours). Subsequently, the course will address the historical process concerning the emergence of a constitutional framework for fundamental rights, starting from the revolutions of the 17th and 18th centuries (25 hours). Constitutional justice will be examined from a historical and comparative perspective (21 hours). Finally, the themes of federalism and regionalism will be explored in depth (9 hours). Specific seminars related to the main topics of the course will also be conducted (9 hours).

Knowledge of at least one foreign language is useful. There are no prerequisites.

ATTENDING STUDENTS of the Comparative European Public Law Course (L-14) One textbook of your choice between: G. Cerrina Feroni, G. Morbidelli, M. Volpi, Diritto costituzionale comparato, Turin, Giappichelli, latest edition; or A. Di Giovine, A. Algostino, F. Longo, A. Mastromarino, Lezioni di diritto costituzionale comparato, Milan–Florence, Mondadori Le Monnier, latest edition. Additional materials and essays indicated during the lectures. NON-ATTENDING STUDENTS One textbook of your choice between: G. Cerrina Feroni, G. Morbidelli, M. Volpi, Diritto costituzionale comparato, Turin, Giappichelli, latest edition; or A. Di Giovine, A. Algostino, F. Longo, A. Mastromarino, Lezioni di diritto costituzionale comparato, Milan–Florence, Mondadori Le Monnier, latest edition. Chapter II of: P. Ridola, Il principio libertà nello stato costituzionale. I diritti fondamentali in prospettiva storico-comparativa, Giappichelli, Turin, 2018. STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE COMPARATIVE PUBLIC LAW COURSE FOR TOURISM SCIENCES (6 ECTS) M. Volpi, Autorità e libertà, latest edition. The chapter on constitutional justice from the textbook Diritto pubblico comparato by Morbidelli, Volpi, and Cerrina Feroni, latest edition.

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Final oral examination Intermediate examination that exempts from a part of the program

Lessons with dynamic encouragement of student participation; IT support for the distribution of additional teaching materials; seminars.

The course aims at examining the main topics of comparative public law: methods, legal traditions, history and spread of constitutionalism, forms of government, federalism, constitutional justice, and fundamental rights. In the first part of the course, the focus will be on the method in comparative law. A comparison between the common law and civil law systems will then be conducted (12 hours). Specific attention will be given to the study of forms of state and forms of government (20 hours). Subsequently, the course will address the historical process concerning the emergence of a constitutional framework for fundamental rights, starting from the revolutions of the 17th and 18th centuries (25 hours). Constitutional justice will be examined from a historical and comparative perspective (21 hours). Finally, the themes of federalism and regionalism will be explored in depth (9 hours). Specific seminars related to the main topics of the course will also be conducted (9 hours).

Knowledge of at least one foreign language is useful. There are no prerequisites.

ATTENDING STUDENTS of the Comparative European Public Law Course (L-14) One textbook of your choice between: G. Cerrina Feroni, G. Morbidelli, M. Volpi, Diritto costituzionale comparato, Turin, Giappichelli, latest edition; or A. Di Giovine, A. Algostino, F. Longo, A. Mastromarino, Lezioni di diritto costituzionale comparato, Milan–Florence, Mondadori Le Monnier, latest edition. Additional materials and essays indicated during the lectures. NON-ATTENDING STUDENTS One textbook of your choice between: G. Cerrina Feroni, G. Morbidelli, M. Volpi, Diritto costituzionale comparato, Turin, Giappichelli, latest edition; or A. Di Giovine, A. Algostino, F. Longo, A. Mastromarino, Lezioni di diritto costituzionale comparato, Milan–Florence, Mondadori Le Monnier, latest edition. Chapter II of: P. Ridola, Il principio libertà nello stato costituzionale. I diritti fondamentali in prospettiva storico-comparativa, Giappichelli, Turin, 2018. STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE COMPARATIVE PUBLIC LAW COURSE FOR TOURISM SCIENCES (6 ECTS) M. Volpi, Autorità e libertà, latest edition. The chapter on constitutional justice from the textbook Diritto pubblico comparato by Morbidelli, Volpi, and Cerrina Feroni, latest edition.

optional

Final oral examination Intermediate examination that exempts from a part of the program

Lessons with dynamic encouragement of student participation; IT support for the distribution of additional teaching materials; seminars.