COMMERCIAL TOURISM LAW - 2

The teaching is among those characterizing the Master's degree course in Intercultural Development of Tourism Systems.
The entire course aims to provide students with knowledge of the fundamental legal institutions of private and commercial tourism law, understand their function as tools for regulating tourism systems and resolving potential conflicts.
The specific module 2 illustrates both the phenomenon of the enterprise in its different forms (individual and corporate), capturing and enhancing its legal profiles, and the organizational and functional discipline of companies.
Essential for these purposes will be the acquisition of an appropriate technical legal language and the ability to navigate the complex system of sources that characterizes the particular sector.

1. Knowledge and understanding
1.1 Know the company both individually and in corporate form.
1.2 Know the legal profiles of the company.
1.3 Understand and analyze the organizational and functional discipline of commercial companies.

2. Ability to apply knowledge and understanding
2.1 Know how to define the different roles of entrepreneur based on the nature, size and form of the activity carried out.
2.2 Know how to identify the discipline applicable to the different entrepreneur roles.
2.3 Understand the different forms of the company on an organizational and functional level.

3. Judgment skills
3.1 Ability to interpret legal texts.
3.2 Ability to evaluate the legal consequences of the choice of business form.
3.3 Ability to identify the point of balance between the different interests that revolve around the exercise of business activity in an individual and corporate form.

4. Communication skills
4.1 Know how to communicate the specificities of commercial law, using appropriate terminology.
4.2 Know how to interact with the examiners, in a critical and dialogic way, during the exam.

It is preferable to have at least followed module 1 of Tourism Commercial Law.

1. Entrepreneur and forms of integration between businesses.
2. Company and distinctive signs.
3. Society in general.
4. Partnership.
4. Joint-stock company.
5. Limited liability company.
6. Business crisis (outline).

- Civil Code, any edition, provided it is updated;

- AA.VV., Commercial law edited by Lorenzo De Angelis, Cedam, Milan, 2020: chapters I (sect. I, pars. 1-10; sec. II; sec. III, pars. 1-7), IV , V, VI, VII, VIII, IX,

- Santagata, Tourism Law, Utet, ult. ed.: chapter V, parr. 1-7.

- Further materials will be published on the moodle platform.

The course is divided into two modules of six credits each. The grade is unique and will result from the average of the scores obtained in the exams relating to the two modules.
Verification of learning takes place through an exclusively oral final test aimed at
verify the knowledge and understanding of the topics covered by the program, the ability to
expose them appropriately, as well as the ability to consult regulatory sources.

As for the grading of the grade (how the grades will be assigned), regardless
from attending or non-attending mode:
A. scores in the 18-22 range will be awarded in the presence of:
- sufficient knowledge and ability to understand applied in relation to the programme;
- limited ability to collect and/or interpret data, making independent judgements;
- sufficient communication skills, especially in relation to the use of specific language relating to
regulation of business and societies;
B. scores in the 23-26 range will be awarded in the presence of:
- reasonable knowledge and ability to understand applied in relation to the programme;
- reasonable ability to collect and/or interpret data, making independent judgements;
- fair communication skills, especially in relation to the use of specific language relating to
regulation of business and societies;
C. scores in the 27-30 range will be awarded in the presence of:
- good or excellent knowledge and ability to understand applied in relation to the programme;
- good or excellent ability to collect and/or interpret data, making independent judgements;
- fully appropriate communication skills, especially in relation to the use of specific language which
concerns the regulation of business and companies.
D. praise will be awarded in the presence of knowledge and understanding applied in reference
to the program, excellent judgment and communication skills.

Frontal lesson and interaction with students.

Italian

Teaching language: Italian

oral

This subject deals with topics related to the macro-area "Natural capital and environmental quality" and contributes to the achievement of one or more goals of U. N. Agenda for Sustainable Development