WELFARE LAW
- Academic year
- 2019/2020 Syllabus of previous years
- Official course title
- DIRITTO DEL WELFARE
- Course code
- EM2058 (AF:302524 AR:167092)
- Modality
- On campus classes
- ECTS credits
- 6
- Degree level
- Master's Degree Programme (DM270)
- Educational sector code
- IUS/07
- Period
- 3rd Term
- Course year
- 1
- Moodle
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Contribution of the course to the overall degree programme goals
The student will know the model of welfare state in Italy. The student could explore the system of protection, his features and his criticism also considering the economic crisis and its effects on social systems. The student will be able to analyse the system of welfare focused on the protection of workers.
Expected learning outcomes
Knowledge and understanding
1.1 Know the regulatory system concerning the welfare state, interpreting it in the light of the society and the new social need.
1.2. Know the institutions of welfare law
1.3. Interpret the evolution of the welfare state and the new social risks.
2. Applying knowlede and comprehension
2.1.Know how to qualify and then identify the different welfare systems and the consequent system of protection.
2.2.Know how to identify and then link the multilevel regulatory sources that insist on labor law both in the internal dimension and in supranational dimension
2.3. Apply the normative and jurisprudential data within the reference context, highlighting the purposes and critical aspects of the regulatory sources.
3. Judgement Skills
3.1. Interpret the law
3.2. Critically elaborate the regulatory sources with particular reference to the relationship between national and supranational dimension and multilevel jurisprudence
3.3. Resolution of practical cases related to labor law litigation.
1.1 Know the regulatory system concerning the welfare state, interpreting it in the light of the society and the new social need.
1.2. Know the institutions of welfare law
1.3. Interpret the evolution of the welfare state and the new social risks.
2. Applying knowlede and comprehension
2.1.Know how to qualify and then identify the different welfare systems and the consequent system of protection.
2.2.Know how to identify and then link the multilevel regulatory sources that insist on labor law both in the internal dimension and in supranational dimension
2.3. Apply the normative and jurisprudential data within the reference context, highlighting the purposes and critical aspects of the regulatory sources.
3. Judgement Skills
3.1. Interpret the law
3.2. Critically elaborate the regulatory sources with particular reference to the relationship between national and supranational dimension and multilevel jurisprudence
3.3. Resolution of practical cases related to labor law litigation.
Pre-requirements
pre-requirement are not requested.
Contents
GENERAL PART
Introduction (sources; subjects, organization's system; funding system); European and International law; the object of the guarantee; the interest to protect.
SPECIAL PART
The security system to guarantee; unemployment protections; the insolvency of employer and the legal protection for workers; Safety and security at workplace; Illness and on the job Injury
Introduction (sources; subjects, organization's system; funding system); European and International law; the object of the guarantee; the interest to protect.
SPECIAL PART
The security system to guarantee; unemployment protections; the insolvency of employer and the legal protection for workers; Safety and security at workplace; Illness and on the job Injury
Referral texts
M. Persiani; M. D'Onghia, Fondamenti di Diritto della Previdenza Sociale, G. Giappichelli, ult. ed..
Assessment methods
Written exam composed of 5 open questions
Teaching methods
Frontal lessons, seminars, team work
Teaching language
Italian
Type of exam
written
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Definitive programme.
Last update of the programme: 28/07/2019