Unit ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
- Course
- Political sciences and international relations
- Study-unit Code
- 05000509
- Curriculum
- Scienze dell'amministrazione
- Teacher
- Benedetto Ponti
- Teachers
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- Benedetto Ponti
- Hours
- 63 ore - Benedetto Ponti
- CFU
- 9
- Course Regulation
- Coorte 2021
- Offered
- 2022/23
- Learning activities
- Caratterizzante
- Area
- Discipline giuridiche
- Academic discipline
- IUS/10
- Type of study-unit
- Obbligatorio (Required)
- Type of learning activities
- Attività formativa monodisciplinare
- Language of instruction
- Italian
- Contents
- he course analyzes the Italian system of administrative law, outlining the fundamental principles, the relationship with the Constitution, the fundamental features of the organization of public administrations, the rules governing administrative activity and the protection of citizens
- Reference texts
- For attending and non-attending students: F. Merloni, Isttuzioni di diritto amministrativo, Torino, Giappichelli, Latest edition (2022).
For foreign students, it is possible to agree (in lessons, or by mail) of alternative study materials in English or Spanish. - Educational objectives
- The course aims to provide basic knowledge to understand the functioning of public administrations and is aimed in particular at forming administrators and public officials, but also active and aware citizens
- Prerequisites
- To follow the lessons, it is useful to have basic knowledge of Italian public law
- Teaching methods
- Frontal lessons.
In some cases: In-depth seminars. Case Analysis. Group work on specific issues. - Other information
- During the course, additional materials will be provided through the e-learning platform of use.
- Learning verification modality
- For attending students, partial exemptions (with written tests consisting of open questions and tests) are provided on topics developed during lessons and manuals. For non-attending students, only an oral exam is required, with questions about the topics discussed in the manuals and other study materials.
- Extended program
- I. The right, public and private, of public administrations. - II. The sources of production of administrative law. - III. Administration and Constitution. 1. Constitutional principles on functions, organization, and action. - IV. Administration and Constitution. 2. Constitutional principles on the protection of the citizen before the administration. - V. The organization: administrative functions and public services. - VI. 1. Public authorities and the distribution of administrative functions (attributions). Relations between entities (intersubjectives). - VII. Offices and internal organs for public bodies and the distribution of activities for the exercise of functions (competencies). Relationships between organs (interorganic). - VIII. The subjective element of the organization. Work in Public Administrations. Public officials. - IX. The impartiality of the administration. 1. Objective impartiality: A) The distinction between politics and. - administration; B) Prevention measures against corruption. 2. The (subjective) impartiality of public officials. - X. Organizational models. 1. In relation to the political directives. - XI. Organizational models. 2. In relation to the public and private discipline of the organization. - XII. Goods, public and private, and administrative functions. - XIII. Financial resources. - XIV. The administrative system. - XV. The Italian administrative system and its reforms. XVI. From function to action. - XVII. Contents and Effects of Administrative Action. Types of administrative measures. - XVIII. Administrative discretion. - XIX. The administrative procedure. Law no. 241 of 1990. - XX. The initiation of the procedure and the administrative investigation. - XXI. The procedure and the administrative decision. - XXII. Administrative information and egovernment. - XXIII. Administrative transparency (access and full disclosure). - XXIV. The simplifications. - XXV. Disability and irregularities in administrative action. - XXVI. Secondary administrative procedures. - XXVII. The negotiating action of the public administration. The care of private administration interests. - XXVIII. The negotiating action of the public administration. The care of the public interest. - XXIX. Administrative action and responsibilities. - XXX. The protection of citizens against the acts and conduct of the administrations