OVERVIEW

The course aims to provide an introduction to administrative law through the study of the main general institutions in the field and an in-depth examination of certain sectoral disciplines.
It consists of two modules:
- the first module is dedicated to the institutions of Italian administrative law, analyzing their historical origins, current issues, and prospects for reform. This study will be based mainly on Italian constitutional and legislative sources, accompanied by an analysis of the main trends in administrative case law.
- the second module is dedicated to an in-depth study of one of the most significant sectoral disciplines, namely public contract law.
This part of the course will adopt a comparative and European approach in order to analyze the supranational origins of the discipline in question and the impact that its transposition into domestic law has had on the pre-existing administrative structure.

AIMS AND CONTENT

PREREQUISITES

A basic knowledge of the fundamental institutions of Italian public law and European Union law is required.

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

Please refer to the information for the two modules.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

Please refer to the information sheets for the two modules.
The final exam grade will be the average of the grades obtained for the two modules.