European Law
Code
1402
Academic unit
null
Department
null
Credits
7,5
Teacher in charge
Leonor Rossi
Teaching language
English
Objectives
To understand the role of EU Law within National Law.
Prerequisites
N/A
Subject matter
1. Historical Development of the EU
2. EU Institutions
3. A New Legal Order
4. Vertical and Horizintal Direct Effect
5. Directives:
Vertical Direct Effect, Indirect Effect and Harmonious Interpretation
6. State Liability for Breach
7. Free Movement of Goods
8. Transparency and Access to Documents
9. Enlargement and Exit from the EU
Bibliography
EU Law, Text, Cases and Materials, 5th Edition, 2011, Oxford University Press, Craig and De Burca.
Teaching method
The entire course is taught using the Case-law method: we begin with simple facts and then discuss the solution proposed by the judicature, followed by the analysis of Member State compliance. Students are taught how to read case-law.
Evaluation method
Describe Assessment Methods
Mid term Test covering topics 1-4 = 30% 6/20
Practical classes ( presentation of cases) 10% 2/20
Final exam covering Topics 1-8= 60% 12/20