The teaching in “Legislation of Cultural Heritage”, first of all, aims to give to the students good general knowledge of all aspects linked to cultural heritage and property heritage: public domain, private goods, movable or immovable assets, material and immaterial heritage, historical archives and libraries, archaeological heritage, architectural heritage. Secondly, the course examines the most important rules in protection and valorisation of Italian cultural property in order to enable all students to solve some of the most rilevant legal dispute about cultural property.
At the end of the course, the students will be able to manage the most relevant notions about public and administrative law. They will also be able to describe all the institutions of the “Legislation of Cultural Heritage” and to relate them to the administrative procedures held by public administrative bodies in the cultural heritage field.
Classes are held in presence.
Teaching materials will be uploaded on “Aulaweb”. For this reason, all students are invited to register on the Aulaweb page
The teaching program is scheduled on five sections: 1. Notion of cultural heritage; 2. Italian legislation on cultural heritage (legislative decree no. 42/2004); 3. Cultural heritage administrative organisation with a focus on, the Italian Ministry of Cultural heritage, cultural activities and tourism; 4. Administrative procedure in cultural field; 5. Notions of public law and administrative law.
Matteo Timo, La disciplina dei beni culturali. Tendenze attuali ed aspetti problematici, Pacini Editore, Pisa, II edition, 2024.
Ricevimento: Before the beginnig or after the end of every lesson or by appointment by sending an email to matteo.timo@unige.it
Classes begin in November
See the “Final exam 1st year”
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