ID:
D90043
Duration (hours):
48
CFU:
8
SSD:
Administrative Law
Located in:
REGGIO DI CALABRIA
Url:
Economic Sciences/comune Year: 3
Year:
2025
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
1. Understanding and describing the fundamental principles of administrative law and their application in public administrations;
2. Knowing and applying the main decision-making processes in public administrations;
3. Critically evaluating the role of State accounting in the management of public financial resources;
4. Analyzing and interpreting the main regulatory sources that govern administrative law and State accounting;
5. Understanding the interaction between administrative law and State accounting within public administrations.
No specific prerequisites are required. The course includes an introduction to the themes and general principles of constitutional law and private law.
The teaching will take place through lectures, practical case simulations, exercises, and seminars
The learning assessment will take place through an oral exam.
The evaluation criteria for the exam are based on knowledge of the subject matter, rules, and relevant case law.
Furthermore, language proficiency and critical reading skills of the system as a whole will be assessed.
Administrative Law Manual
by Carlo Emanuele Gallo, Sergio Foà, Massimo Andreis, Remo Morzenti Pellegrini, Gabriella Crepaldi, latest edition, limited to the following chapters:
I, II, III, IV, V (sections 1 and 2), VI (sections 1 and 2), VII, VIII, X, XI, XII, XIII, XIV, XV, XVIII (sections 1-3), XIX
The Administrative Law and Public Accounting course aims to provide knowledge of the public administration system, with reference to the organization and exercise of administrative action, as well as the tools for financial management of public administrations.
Syllabus:
Administrative Law. Sources of Administrative Law. Citizens and Public Administration: Subjective Rights and Legitimate Interests. Administrative Provisions. Provisions Expanding the Legal Responsibility of the Addressee: Definition.
Provisions Limiting the Legal Responsibility of the Addressee: Definition. The Invalidity of Administrative Acts. Self-Defense. Second-Instance Provisions. Administrative Procedure and Participation. The Person Responsible for Procedures. Administrative Transparency
and the Right of Access. Central and Local Administrative Organization. Public Goods. Public Services. Contracts: Definition and General Principles. The Liability of Public Administration.
Syllabus for Student Workers
Administrative law. The sources of administrative law. Citizens and public administration: subjective rights and legitimate interests. Administrative measures. The procedure. The provison. The power of self-defense. Public assets. Administrative liability.
Expected Outcomes
1. Knowledge and Understanding;
2. Applying knowledge and understanding;
3. Making judgments;
4. Communication skills;
5. Learning skills.