ID:
500122
Duration (hours):
44
CFU:
6
SSD:
DIRITTO DELL'ECONOMIA
Year:
2025
Overview
Date/time interval
Secondo Semestre (16/02/2026 - 23/05/2026)
Syllabus
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, students will be able to identify and recall the key institutions of public and constitutional law, with an understanding of their interactions with economic factors. They will be able to analyse the dynamics behind institutional life in accordance with constitutional provisions. Moreover, students will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to critically assess legal developments within the Italian legal system from a constitutional perspective and to communicate their insights effectively using appropriate legal terminology.
Course Prerequisites
Not all students have previously taken law courses during their secondary education. Therefore, the course will introduce the fundamental notions necessary for a proper understanding of the topics addressed. The close connection between the subject matter and current events will facilitate comprehension and highlight the practical significance of the issues discussed.
Teaching Methods
The course will be delivered primarily through lectures, with active student participation encouraged via guided questions and discussions on current events relevant to the topics covered by the course. The professor may integrate digital platforms to enhance engagement and assess comprehension of key concepts. Selected Constitutional Court rulings and the Italian Constitution will be examined and discussed in class to reinforce learning outcomes.
Assessment Methods
Written exam. The exam will include 10 multiple-choice questions and 2 open-ended questions.
For the 6 CFU course, the exam will cover First and Second Parts of the syllabus.
For the 9 CFU course, the exam will cover the entire syllabus as indicated.
The purpose of the assessment is to evaluate both the student’s comprehensive understanding of the material and their ability to critically analyze the specific topics addressed during the course. The grading scale ranges from 0 to 30 with honors, with a passing score set at 18/30. Each multiple-choice question is worth 1 point (without penalty for incorrect answers), while each open-ended question is worth 10 points. Honors (Lode) may be awarded at the discretion of the examining committee.
Open-ended questions will be evaluated based on the student’s ability to analyze legal institutions, clarity of language, and completeness of exposition. Use of any supporting materials is not permitted during the exam. Exam results will be communicated via Esse3, and acceptance or rejection of the grade must follow the current University regulations.
For the 6 CFU course, the exam will cover First and Second Parts of the syllabus.
For the 9 CFU course, the exam will cover the entire syllabus as indicated.
The purpose of the assessment is to evaluate both the student’s comprehensive understanding of the material and their ability to critically analyze the specific topics addressed during the course. The grading scale ranges from 0 to 30 with honors, with a passing score set at 18/30. Each multiple-choice question is worth 1 point (without penalty for incorrect answers), while each open-ended question is worth 10 points. Honors (Lode) may be awarded at the discretion of the examining committee.
Open-ended questions will be evaluated based on the student’s ability to analyze legal institutions, clarity of language, and completeness of exposition. Use of any supporting materials is not permitted during the exam. Exam results will be communicated via Esse3, and acceptance or rejection of the grade must follow the current University regulations.
Texts
Q. Camerlengo – F. Furlan, Lezioni di diritto costituzionale vivente, latest edition, Cedam-Wolters Kluwer, Padova-Milano
Any course materials provided by the professor and made available on the Kiro platform.
Any course materials provided by the professor and made available on the Kiro platform.
Contents
The programme is divided into three parts, as specified below
First Part – Legal system
- The Modern State and its Evolutions
- The Italian Constitution and its amendments
- Popular Sovereignty
- Forms of Government
- The Government
- The Parliament
- The President of the Republic
Second Part – Sources of Law and Economic Constitution
- Sources of Law
- Conflicts between norms
- European and International Sources
- Economic Constitution: Concepts and the relevance of Economic Factors
- The Italian Economic System and its evolutions
- The Economic Constitution
- Public Administration and Independent Administrative Authorities
(End of the program for the 6 CFU course)
Third Part – Fundamental Rights and Constitutional Protection
(only for the 9 CFU course)
- The Principle of Equality
- The Constitutional Catalogue of Rights
- Social Rights
- The Judiciary
- The Italian System of Constitutional Justice
- Constitutional Review in the Incidental Procedure
First Part – Legal system
- The Modern State and its Evolutions
- The Italian Constitution and its amendments
- Popular Sovereignty
- Forms of Government
- The Government
- The Parliament
- The President of the Republic
Second Part – Sources of Law and Economic Constitution
- Sources of Law
- Conflicts between norms
- European and International Sources
- Economic Constitution: Concepts and the relevance of Economic Factors
- The Italian Economic System and its evolutions
- The Economic Constitution
- Public Administration and Independent Administrative Authorities
(End of the program for the 6 CFU course)
Third Part – Fundamental Rights and Constitutional Protection
(only for the 9 CFU course)
- The Principle of Equality
- The Constitutional Catalogue of Rights
- Social Rights
- The Judiciary
- The Italian System of Constitutional Justice
- Constitutional Review in the Incidental Procedure
Course Language
Italian
Degrees
Degrees
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Bachelor’s Degree
3 years
No Results Found
People
People
Teaching staff
No Results Found