Administrative, Political and Economic Sciences

The course is organized around four main teaching areas: 1) the legal order of the EU (appproximately 4 CFU); 2) judicial and non-judicial protection (approximately 3 CFU); 3) abjectives and competences (approximately 1 CFU); the Italian participation to the integration process (approximately 1 CFU). The first part is organizaed around the following parts: origin and development of european integration; the european legal order; the institutional framework; european sources of law; decision making process. Part two will be about: general aspect on the protection under the EU law; infringement proceedings; action for annulment; preliminary rulings; lower competences; the judicial protection at the national level. Third part will include: objectives and values of the EU; european citizenship; the mechanism of conferred powers. Part four will be about: general aspects on the relations betweenthe eropean and the national order; EU Law and the Italian legal order.

Even if it is not binding, students should have a basic knowlwdge of Public Law.

R. Adam, A. Tizzano, Manuale di Diritto dell'Unione europea, Giappichelli, 2024, Sections I, II; III; VI.

Attendance is not compulsory, but it is nevertheless recommended, because several group activities will be carried out during the course, which require the active participation of students.

The examination will be oral. Usually, three questions whose answer is about ten minutes for each question.

Professor will hold face-to-face lectures that will give to students the knowledge described in the part on the aims of the course. Furthermore, taking into account the composition of the class and the intersts showed by students, some seminar or working groups on specific topics may be organized.

The course is organized around four main teaching areas: 1) the legal order of the EU (appproximately 4 CFU); 2) judicial and non-judicial protection (approximately 3 CFU); 3) abjectives and competences (approximately 1 CFU); the Italian participation to the integration process (approximately 1 CFU). The first part is organizaed around the following parts: origin and development of european integration; the european legal order; the institutional framework; european sources of law; decision making process. Part two will be about: general aspect on the protection under the EU law; infringement proceedings; action for annulment; preliminary rulings; lower competences; the judicial protection at the national level. Third part will include: objectives and values of the EU; european citizenship; the mechanism of conferred powers. Part four will be about: general aspects on the relations betweenthe eropean and the national order; EU Law and the Italian legal order.

Even if it is not binding, students should have a basic knowlwdge oh Public Law, even if is not binding.

R. Adam, A. Tizzano, Manuale di Diritto dell'Unione europea, Giappichelli, 2024, Sections I, II; III; VI.

Professor will hold face-to-face lectures that will give to students the knowledge described in the part on the aims of the course. Furthermore, taking into account the composition of the class and the intersts showed by students, some seminar or working groups on specific topics may be organized.

Attendance is not compulsory, but it is nevertheless recommended, because several group activities will be carried out during the course, which require the active participation of students

The examination will be oral. Usually, three questions whose answer is about ten minutes for each question.

Professor will hold face-to-face lectures that will give to students the knowledge described in the part on the aims of the course. Furthermore, taking into account the composition of the class and the intersts showed by students, some seminar or working groups on specific topics may be organized.