CODE 61155 ACADEMIC YEAR 2023/2024 CREDITS 2 cfu anno 2 8744 (L-22) - SAVONA SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINARY SECTOR IUS/01 LANGUAGE Italian TEACHING LOCATION SAVONA SEMESTER 2° Semester MODULES Questo insegnamento è un modulo di: LAW AND ECONOMICS IN SPORTS TEACHING MATERIALS AULAWEB OVERVIEW The course, composed by 20 hours lesson, first of all has the aim to make the students more legally aware of their daily lives, and to provide them with necessary tools to consciously face their sport activity. AIMS AND CONTENT AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES Acquisition of private law basics, focusing on most relevant institutions in organization and practice of sport activity. In particular the course will be based on the following topics: - Contracts (cases will be discussed in class). - Torts (cases will be discussed in class). TEACHING METHODS Lectures, in emergency period also with Microsoft Teams software SYLLABUS/CONTENT The first part of the course will provide basics for fluency on private law language and categories and a second part will face more specific aspects concerning sport activities, i.e. contracts and torts in sport world. RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY Ettore Battelli (ed. by), Diritto privato dello sport, Torino, Giappichelli, 2010 (Parts I and II, pages 3-189) TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD TOMMASO ARRIGO Ricevimento: At the end of each lesson and by appointment each Tuesday, at 2:45 pm, in Darsena, second floor Also with Microsoft Teams software Email address: arrigo@economia.unige.it Exam Board ALESSANDRO PAIRE TOMMASO ARRIGO (President and Coordinator of Integrated Course) LESSONS LESSONS START II semester (March 2022) Class schedule PRIVATE LAW EXAMS EXAM DESCRIPTION The exam is written (3 open questions) ASSESSMENT METHODS The examination will consist of 3 written questions about topics faced during lectures or in the suggested textbook and in the materials downloaded in aual web FURTHER INFORMATION For further informations contact me via email: arrigoçeconomia.unige.it Agenda 2030 - Sustainable Development Goals Good health and well being Quality education Industry, innovation and infrastructure Reduce inequality Responbile consumption and production Peace, justice and strong institutions