Learning objectives
Aims: to give students a juridic culture based on the old history of law in Europe as an essential conceptual tool in the training of any legal professional.
Prerequisites
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Course unit content
The course concerns mainly the historical building up of Italian law and its fundamental institutions during the period beginnig from French Revolution to II World War. So it will concern the criminal, civil and procedural codifications of the various italian states, the constitutions and the Unification and the postunification legislation.
At least the course will observe the law and its evolution in the others european countries and in North America, during the same age.
The aims of the cours are to explain the law's evolution and give a basic knowledge of this and to form a comparatistic mind.
Full programme
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Bibliography
G. S. PENE VIDARI, Elementi di Storia del diritto. L’età contemporanea, Torino, Giappichelli, 2010.
E. FREGOSO, Un Canone occidentale. Il diritto di proprietà tra XVIII e XIX secolo, MUP – Monte Università Parma, 2010 (capp. da I a IV e da IX a X).
Teaching methods
Frontal Lesson
Assessment methods and criteria
oral examination
The examen will be on three questions, the aims of which are to probate the knowledge, the abstract reasoning and the skillfulness in the legal comparison.
Fundamental for the valutation is the use and knowledge of italian.
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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