European Company Law
A.Y. 2019/2020
Learning objectives
1) Knowledge and understanding. Students must demonstrate to have acquired a basic knowledge of the fundamental principles of European company law.
2) Application capacity. Students must demonstrate to have acquired the ability to select, interpret and apply argumentatively the relevant regulation.
3) Making judgments. Students should be able to understand the scope and role of institutions subject of the course and to have acquired the ability to draw conclusions on the issues raised on the basis of a reasoned analysis.
4) Skill in communication. Students must demonstrate the ability to express their knowledge with property of language.
2) Application capacity. Students must demonstrate to have acquired the ability to select, interpret and apply argumentatively the relevant regulation.
3) Making judgments. Students should be able to understand the scope and role of institutions subject of the course and to have acquired the ability to draw conclusions on the issues raised on the basis of a reasoned analysis.
4) Skill in communication. Students must demonstrate the ability to express their knowledge with property of language.
Expected learning outcomes
A successful student should identify, analyse and critically evaluate the basics of the framework of the European Union company law.
Lesson period: Second 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
Responsible
Lesson period
Second semester
Course syllabus
Contents
The course aims at illustrating the general principles of European company law, focusing on the relevant norms of the TFEU, the main Directives and the ECJ jurisprudence in the matter of freedom of establishment.
The course will deal with the regulations and case law of the main European countries (Germany, Nederland, Spain, United Kingdom and others) regarding company financing, corporate governance and extraordinary transactions, examined in a comparative perspective.
The course aims at illustrating the general principles of European company law, focusing on the relevant norms of the TFEU, the main Directives and the ECJ jurisprudence in the matter of freedom of establishment.
The course will deal with the regulations and case law of the main European countries (Germany, Nederland, Spain, United Kingdom and others) regarding company financing, corporate governance and extraordinary transactions, examined in a comparative perspective.
Prerequisites for admission
According to didactic regulation of the Course of Law, Private law, Constitutional law
Teaching methods
A detailed course programme will be made available at the beginning of the course.
Reading material will be distributed during the lessons and uploaded on the professor's Ariel site.
Materials will be selected, in particular, from the book "Company laws of the European Union" co-edited by the professor, to be published by C.H Beck, München, 2019.
Reading material will be distributed during the lessons and uploaded on the professor's Ariel site.
Materials will be selected, in particular, from the book "Company laws of the European Union" co-edited by the professor, to be published by C.H Beck, München, 2019.
Teaching Resources
Reading material will be distributed during the lessons and uploaded on the professor's Ariel site.
Materials will be selected, in particular, from the book "Company laws of the European Union" co-edited by the professor, to be published by C.H Beck, München, 2019.
Materials will be selected, in particular, from the book "Company laws of the European Union" co-edited by the professor, to be published by C.H Beck, München, 2019.
Assessment methods and Criteria
The examination consists of a written test at the end of the course.
IUS/04 - BUSINESS LAW - University credits: 6
Lessons: 42 hours
Professor:
Vicari Andrea
Shifts:
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Professor:
Vicari AndreaProfessor(s)
Reception:
write to [email protected]
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