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  1. Comparative Private Law
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Insegnamento Course full name
Comparative Private Law
Course ID number
2627-4-A5810132
Course summary SYLLABUS

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Obiettivi formativi

Il corso mira a fornire allo studente le conoscenze per l’analisi dei formanti dei diversi ordinamenti e delle regole applicate ad alcuni istituti del diritto privato in altri sistemi giuridici, nonché a introdurre alla metodologia comparativa utile allo studio del diritto.
In particolare lo studente sarà portato a:

A) conoscenza e comprensione: conoscere le fonti dei diversi sistemi e valutare le macrodifferenze nonchè il ruolo dei formanti negli ordinamenti giuridici oggetto di studio
B) conoscenza e comprensione applicate: ricercare autonomamente le fonti nei diversi sistemi utilizzanzo gli strumenti offerti dalla comparazione giuridica e argomentare in funzione delle conoscenze apprese
C) autonomia di giudizio: acquisire capacità di comparare le diverse soluzioni applicati dai sistemi giuridici oggetti di studio
D) abilità comunicative: esporre regole e soluzioni con riferimento alle caratteristiche dei diversi sistemi giuridici utilizzando un linguaggio tecnico appriopriato
E) capacità di apprendere: acquisire gli strumenti per poter analizzare anche autonomamente le fonti e le principali regole di diversi sistemi giuridici ed effettuare una comparazione tra le soluzioni applicate

Contenuti sintetici

Il corso si propone di introdurre i partecipanti allo studio dei sistemi giuridici ed in particolare delle componenti la Western Legal Tradition (o Tradizione Giuridica Occidentale) con particolare riferimento a sistemi di common law (principalmente inglese e nordamericano) e civil law (principalmente italiano e francese), nonchè cenni ad altri sistemi giuridici non appartenenti alla Western Legal Tradition.
Tale percorso speculativo verrà svolto avvalendosi della metodologia della comparazione giuridica.
Particolare attenzione sarà dedicata all'assetto attuale delle fonti del diritto privato ed al fenomeno della circolazione dei modelli giuridici.
Il corso mira, altresì, a proporre nozioni introduttive relative a: contratto, responsabilità civile, trust e situazioni di appartenenza.

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Learning objectives

The course aims to provide students with the knowledge required to analyze the formants of different legal systems and the rules applied to certain institutions of private law in other jurisdictions, as well as to introduce the comparative methodology useful for the study of law.
In particular, students will be expected to achieve the following:

A) Knowledge and understanding:
To become familiar with the sources of various legal systems and assess the major differences, as well as the role of formants within the legal systems under examination.
B) Applying knowledge and understanding:
To independently research legal sources across different systems using the tools provided by comparative law and to reason based on the acquired knowledge.
C) Making judgments:
To develop the ability to compare the different solutions adopted by the legal systems being studied.
D) Communication skills:
To present rules and legal solutions with reference to the characteristics of various legal systems, using appropriate technical language.
E) Learning skills:
To acquire the tools necessary to independently analyze sources and key rules of different legal systems and to conduct comparative analysis of the solutions they apply.

Contents

The course is designed to introduce students to the study of legal systems, with a particular focus on the core components of the Western Legal Tradition, notably the common law systems (primarily English and North American) and civil law systems (primarily Italian and French). The course will also include brief references to legal systems outside the Western Legal Tradition.
This analytical framework will be developed through the application of comparative legal methodology.
Special attention will be devoted to the current structure of sources of private law and to the circulation of legal models across jurisdictions.
The course also aims to provide foundational knowledge of key legal concepts, including: contract law, tort liability, trusts, and property-related legal relationships.

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Key information

Field of research
IUS/02
ECTS
9
Term
First semester
Activity type
Mandatory to be chosen
Course Length (Hours)
63
Degree Course Type
5-year single cycle Master Degree
Language
Italian

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Sustainable Development Goals

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PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS - Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels
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