Course Level

intermediate / 2nd - 3rd year

Course Language

Italian

Course Classification

This is a Themis course (for Themis students who do not study in Italy). It is also open to non-Themis students.

Teaching Mode

We expect face-to-face teaching.

Course Type and Contact Hours

Lecture / 2 hrs per week

ECTS-credits

6 (if course has been attended regularly and exam has been passed)

Frequency

We expect to offer Italian-taught law courses in every winter term.

Time Schedule and Course Venue

This course is going to take place at the Institute for Italian Studies, not at the Law Department!

Please check out the electronic course catalogue.

Course Description

Dopo aver delineato le nozioni fondamentali di “norma” ed “ordinamento giuridico”, il corso intende ricostruire dapprima l’organizzazione costituzionale della Repubblica italiana e, successivamente, il sistema delle fonti normative interne. Si descriverà poi come l’Italia sia tenuta al rispetto del diritto internazionale e del diritto dell’Unione europea, le cui norme devono così ricevere applicazione nell’ordinamento giuridico nazionale. Si procederà infine all’analisi dei diritti e delle libertà riconosciuti all’individuo dalla Costituzione repubblicana, evidenziando come tale catalogo costituzionale debba necessariamente misurarsi con l’esistenza, a livello internazionale ed europeo, di ulteriori (o talvolta diverse) forme di tutela dei diritti umani, al cui rispetto l’Italia si è vincolata.

Literature

Il materiale didattico verrà fornito durante le lezioni. Particolarmente utile risulterà essere la consultazione del testo della Costituzione italiana, disponibile anche in lingua tedesca al seguente link: https://www.senato.it/istituzione/la-costituzione In preparazione al corso, e in particolare alla sezione dedicata alla tutela dei diritti e delle libertà fondamentali, si suggerisce la lettura di G. ZAGREBELSKY, V. MARCENÒ, F. PALLANTE, Lineamenti di Diritto costituzionale, Le Monnier-Università, Firenze, terza edizione, pagg. 17-28 e 219-292; nonché di A. CASSESE, I diritti umani oggi, Laterza, Bari.

 Restricted Enrollment

yes (that means that the number of participants is limited and that you might not get a place in this course)

Course Registration

Law students will not be enrolled for this course via Campus Management. Please write an e-mail to Ms. Santangelo from the Center for Italian Studies at italstud@zedat.fu-berlin.de with a copy to the professor giada.grattarola01@gmail.com in order to be admitted to this course. This e-mail should include the following information:

• the title of the course that you wish to sign up for
• your full name
• your FU enrollment number (Student ID, in German: Matrikelnummer)
• your study program (Law)

De-Registration from this Course

You can only drop this course with a valid cause until 14 days prior to the exam. Please contact the International Office at the Law Department , Ms. Santangelo from the Center for Italian Studies at italstud@zedat.fu-berlin.de and the professor giada.grattarola01@gmail.com if you have to use this option.

Type of Exam

La prova finale del corso consisterà in un colloquio orale.

Exam Period

Please ask the course instructor at the beginning of this course.

Registration for the Exam

Students will automatically be registered for the exam when they sign up for this course.

De-Registration from the Exam

Students who drop this course via Campus Management are automatically de-registered from the exam. Students who do not drop this course via Campus Management and do not take the exam, are going to finish this course with a non-passing grade (0 points).

Grade Release

It will technically not be possible for the professor to enter your grade on Campus Management

Please make sure that Ms. Santangelo from the Center for Italian Studies (italstud@zedat.fu-berlin.de) transmits your grade to the International Office at the Law Department via e-mail.