Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società

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The Seminar is designed for students interested in Political Globalization and the role of Law as an instrument of Global Governance and/or Resistance, as well as in Law as the overall order of society governing in abstract terms the details of political and economical actions. The Seminar will afford also the so called ‘New Approaches to Comparative Law', NACL, as a way to develop newer theories of sovereignty and governance in the future world order, where Law is not only a set of rules, but also one the most relevant symbolic aspect of global Soft-Power.

Students will master the major theories about 'globalization and the law', developing a skillfull method for understanding the contemporary legal framework.

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Per gli studenti frequentanti [GIURISPRUDENZA, con esame da 6 CFU]:

1) Redazione di un paper su uno degli argomenti del corso (verrano fornite le istruzioni durante  le ore di insegnamento).

2) P.G. Monateri, Geopolitica del diritto. Genesi, governo e dissoluzione dei corpi politici, Laterza, Roma–Bari, 2013.

 

Per gli studenti frequentanti [CPS, con esame da 9 CFU]:

1) Redazione di un paper su uno degli argomenti del corso + partecipazione attiva alla classe.

2) P.G. Monateri, Geopolitica del diritto. Genesi, governo e dissoluzione dei corpi politici, Laterza, Roma–Bari, 2013.

 

Per gli studenti non frequentanti [GIURISPRUDENZA + CPS]:

1) P.G. Monateri, Geopolitica del diritto. Genesi, governo e dissoluzione dei corpi politici, Laterza, Roma–Bari, 2013.

2) M.R. Ferrarese, Diritto sconfinato. Inventiva giuridica e spazi nel mondo globale, Laterza, Roma–Bari, 2006.

The goals of the course are to provide students with a critical understanding of the intellectual relationship between space and narrative in the framework of comparative analysis. The main issue is to problematize objectives and methods of comparative law with the aim to discover its strategic and subversive potentialities. The different classifications of the worldwide nomos into different families or systems – as one of the historical products of the macro-comparatistic discipline – will be re-investigated as the result of a decisionist act, supported by political and even economical arguments. On this ground the course will emphasize the subtle nexus between comparative law and geopolitics. In this persective the main issues discussed will be the following : introduction to the study of the key ideas in geopolitics ; models of geopolitical reflection (imperialist geopolitics ; classical geopolitics ; new world order geopolitics) ; the changing nature of contemporary geopolitics (critical geopolitics) ; the styles of thinking geopolitics and the styles of comparative law discourses ; the relationship between geo-economics and comparative ‘law and economics' or ‘law and finance'

1) P.G. Monateri, Geopolitica del diritto. Genesi, governo e dissoluzione dei corpi politici, Laterza, Roma–Bari, 2013.

2) M.R. Ferrarese, Diritto sconfinato. Inventiva giuridica e spazi nel mondo globale, Laterza, Roma–Bari, 2006.