Advanced Administrative Law
A.Y. 2019/2020
Learning objectives
The course aims to provide students with a critical insight into the main issues of Ital-ian Administrative law, with particular reference to the influence exercised by the Eu-ropean legal system on our traditional legal categories.
Expected learning outcomes
At the end of the course, students will be required to demonstrate the following skills:
- Understanding and analysis of topics addressed in the course;
- Technical expertise on more complex legal issues than those dealt with during the basic course of Administrative Law;
- Capacity for critical reasoning and awareness of the complexity of the studied topics and of the relativity of the conclusions achieved in the doctrinal or jurisprudential context.
- Understanding and analysis of topics addressed in the course;
- Technical expertise on more complex legal issues than those dealt with during the basic course of Administrative Law;
- Capacity for critical reasoning and awareness of the complexity of the studied topics and of the relativity of the conclusions achieved in the doctrinal or jurisprudential context.
Lesson period: First semester
Assessment methods: Esame
Assessment result: voto verbalizzato in trentesimi
Single course
This course cannot be attended as a single course. Please check our list of single courses to find the ones available for enrolment.
Course syllabus and organization
Single session
Lesson period
First semester
Course syllabus
The programme covers central themes of Italian Administrative law: from the sources of law (including supranational ones), to subjective legal positions, to administrative measures, to public contracts, to legal protection of damages, to justice.
In this manner, the course, revisiting the main concepts learned during the basic course of Administrative law, aims to provide a more advanced level of knowledge of the subject and of its most current issues.
Particular emphasis will be placed both on the influence of EU law and ECHR case law on our traditional legal categories and on the connecting points between public and private law.
No specific programmes for Erasmus students are envisaged.
In this manner, the course, revisiting the main concepts learned during the basic course of Administrative law, aims to provide a more advanced level of knowledge of the subject and of its most current issues.
Particular emphasis will be placed both on the influence of EU law and ECHR case law on our traditional legal categories and on the connecting points between public and private law.
No specific programmes for Erasmus students are envisaged.
Prerequisites for admission
As provided in the educational regulations of the degree course, it is necessary to have passed the following examinations: Private law; Constitutional law; Administrative law.
Teaching methods
- Lectures;
- During the course, students will be invited to present in the classroom a report on a subject, agreed with the teacher, which has attracted their attention most, in order to develop their ability for exposure and critical analysis of the topics included in the course programme.
- During the course, students will be invited to present in the classroom a report on a subject, agreed with the teacher, which has attracted their attention most, in order to develop their ability for exposure and critical analysis of the topics included in the course programme.
Teaching Resources
GUIDO GRECO, Argomenti di diritto amministrativo, Vol. II, Parte Speciale, Lettu-re, Giuffrè, 2019.
Assessment methods and Criteria
Attendance is optional.
The lesson calendar is published on the Ariel website.
The final mark will be determined after passing an oral test.
During the oral test, the clarity and linearity of the exposition, the capacity for rea-soning and critical analysis of the selected subjects, the competence in the use of spe-cialist vocabulary will be specifically evaluated.
The lesson calendar is published on the Ariel website.
The final mark will be determined after passing an oral test.
During the oral test, the clarity and linearity of the exposition, the capacity for rea-soning and critical analysis of the selected subjects, the competence in the use of spe-cialist vocabulary will be specifically evaluated.
IUS/10 - ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - University credits: 6
Lessons: 42 hours
Professor:
Greco Guido
Shifts:
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Professor:
Greco Guido