The course will focus on relevant topics of public comparative law. It is aimed at providing knowledge of legal language.
The module consists of lessons and seminars with foreign professors.
The module will focus on the following contents, applying the case-law method:
human rights;
protection of minorities;
religious accommodation;
principle of equaliy and no discrimination;
political participation; parties and pressure groups;
direct and deliberative democracy;
self-determination of peoples and the role of referendum.
Attending students: all the materials provided during the classes and loaded into aula web.
No attending students: C. Fusaro, D. Oliver (eds.), How Constitutions Change: A Comparative Analysis, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2011;
ALTERNATEVELY
M. Rosenfeld, A. Sajó (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Constitutional Law, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2012
Ricevimento: The office hours are scheduled on Tuesday at 12, 30 A.M. For information, please contact the professor by e-mail: eleonora.ceccherini@unige.it
Ricevimento: To set an appointment, please write to: simona.rodriquez@unige.it.; simona.rod79@gmail.com. The professor will meet with students at the Department of Law, Via Balbi 22, 3rd floor.
ELEONORA CECCHERINI (President)
PATRIZIA MAGARO' (President)
SIMONA RODRIQUEZ (President)
LARA TRUCCO (President)
FRANCESCA BAILO
BENEDETTA PROFUMO
The opening lesson is scheduled on the 19th of September 2017 at 10 A.M. in Aula S. Salvatore, located in Piazza Sarzano, 9
Regular classes will take place on Monday 15-7 P.M. Hall 10 Albergo dei Poveri, on Tuesday 4-6,30 P.M. Aula Cabella; on Wednesday 5-7 P.M. Hall 13 Albergo dei Poveri
The oral exam will focus on the program of the module and it will take place at the end of the module.
In order to be considered as an attending student, the minimum attendance threshold is set at 66% of classes. Attendances will be calculated at the end of the course.
Attending students:
