Learning objectives
The course is intended to outline an introductory approach to the main problems of the philosophy of law andpolicy with particular attention to the issues of modern constitutionalism and also to those that have greather relevance in contemporary theorical debate.
Prerequisites
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Course unit content
Among the topics covered are history and law, the roots of constitutionalism in the judicial review of the U. S. Supreme Court (John Marshall), the principles of the Italian Constitution, the position of the fondamental principles and their relationship with the other constitutional provisions, the separation of powers and the role of administrative law in political thought and the legal system of civil law, the rule of law and administrative law and jurisprudence of EU integration, the difficult balance between State and Market and the latest philosophical doctrines: from the critical legal studies to the economic analysis of law
Full programme
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Bibliography
Hasso Hoffmann. Introduzione alla filosofia del diritto e della politica, Laterza 2007; Carla Faralli, la Filosofia del diritto contemporanea, Laterza 2012; Fabio Merusi, La legalità amministrativa, il Mulino 2012
Teaching methods
Frontal lessons
Assessment methods and criteria
Oral examination
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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