Comparative Private Law Advanced

The course aims to introduce students to the study of European and non-European contractual models, identifying similarities and differences between them.
Thus, the course will offer students the most appropriate tools and methods to understand the nature, functions and peculiarities of these models.

Knowledge and understanding. Students must demonstrate basic knowledge of the comparative method.
Application. Students must demonstrate the ability to apply the comparative method in consideration of the differences and similarities between relevant contract law.
Autonomous evaluation. Students must exhibit capacity to analyze and argue issues covered during the course in an original manner, with particular reference to the cases and materials presented during lecture and relevant legal rationale.
Communication skills. Students must be able to argue and express legal concepts by using precise language and appropriate legal terminology.
Learn. Students must display understanding of the primary characteristics of various contractual disciplines, their similarities and differences.