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Course description |
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The Course aims at giving to student a deep knowledge of the European Union’s legal order in light of its structuring between the Community method and the intergovernmental cooperation mechanisms. |
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Prerequisites |
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The Course presupposes basic knowledge of the law and the functioning of a legal order. As a consequence, students must have already passed the courses of Private law and Public law. |
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Objectives |
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The Course aims at describing and analyzing the European Unions’ legal order in its complexity, concentrating in particular on: the evolution of the integration’s process, the institutional framework, the sources and their effects in national orders. |
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Program |
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The origin and development of the European integration process; the sources; the judiciary function; the relationships between the European order and internal orders; common security and foreign policy; police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters; the citizenship; the free movement of goods; the competition |
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Book |
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U. VILLANI, Istituzioni di diritto dell’Unione europea, Cacucci editore, 2010; U. DRAETTA, N. PARISI, Elementi di diritto dell’Unione europea. Parte speciale. Il diritto sostanziale, Giuffrè editore, Terza edizione, 2010, only chapter II (“Il mercato interno e la politica commerciale comune”) and III (“La politica di concorrenza”). |
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Exercises |
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The exercises proposed aim at verifying the understanding of the main concepts and notion of the subject matter. |
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Professor |
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Professor not available
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