OVERVIEW

Attendance at all the meetings, the final discussion and the presentation of the written paper will allow the recognition of 2 credits (CFU/ECTS) subject to the previous inclusion of code 108683 - INTERNATIONAL LAW SEMINARS, in the study plan of the student.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The International Law seminars and initiatives delve into specialised topics concerning public and private international law.

More specifically, the International Law Seminar II (cod.108683 - 2 CFU) involves a mock trial before an international court in which, during a series of meetings, participants will carry out, individually and in groups, research, legal writing and public speaking activities.

The flyer with dates and the programme will be avaiable online on the Department's website and on the aulaweb page of the seminar.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

Individual study, as well as active in-person attendance to class and activities will enable students to: i) identify, analyse, understand and apply the sources of public and private international law; ii) understand and analyse the mutual coordination of sources; iii) independently identify and critically evaluate the main issues of public and private international law; iv) express in appropriate technical legal language.

PREREQUISITES

No propaedeuticity required. An adequate understanding of the Italian language is required for those participating in classes (for English books see below).

TEACHING METHODS

Case-based learining.

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

The flyer with dates and the programme will be avaiable online on the Department's website and on the aulaweb page of the seminar.

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

None; activities are research based. 

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

STEFANO DOMINELLI (President)

FRANCESCA MAOLI (President Substitute)

LAURA CARPANETO (Substitute)

MARIA ELENA DE MAESTRI (Substitute)

CLARA PASTORINO (Substitute)

FRANCESCO PESCE (Substitute)

ILARIA QUEIROLO (Substitute)

PIETRO SANNA (Substitute)

LESSONS

LESSONS START

The flyer with dates and the programme will be avaiable online on the Department's website and on the aulaweb page of the seminar.

Class schedule

The timetable for this course is available here: Portale EasyAcademy

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

Public discussion of the previously drafted court briefs and submission of the briefs to the reference lecturers constitute verification of the substantive and expository skills acquired.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

Exams aim to test whether the student is able to identify, understand and apply the rules of public and private international law covered in the programme, as well as to use appropriate legal terminology.

Exam schedule

FURTHER INFORMATION

For the office hours, check the teacher's personal page.

For DSA: interested persons must get in touch with the departmental contact person and not the lecturer.