By the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Identify the distinctive features of European Union administrative law, its integration with national administrative laws, and the specific configuration of European administration;
- Identify the main European administrative bodies, with particular emphasis on the European Commission and the European agencies;
- Understand the EU acts implementing and supplementing legislation, with particular reference to Articles 290 and 291 TFEU;
- Understand the relationship between national administrations and the European Union legal order, and distinguish between the different models through which EU rules are administered and implemented;
- Analyse selected European administrative procedures and identify their distinctive features in comparison with national administrative procedures;
- Identify the different types of European agencies and understand their role within the European Union and in their relations with national administrations;
- Examine in practice the functioning of selected European administrative networks, with particular emphasis on the European Competition Network;
- Understand the European system of administrative justice.
- Identify the distinctive features of European Union administrative law, its integration with national administrative laws, and the specific configuration of European administration;
- Identify the main European administrative bodies, with particular emphasis on the European Commission and the European agencies;
- Understand the EU acts implementing and supplementing legislation, with particular reference to Articles 290 and 291 TFEU;
- Understand the relationship between national administrations and the European Union legal order, and distinguish between the different models through which EU rules are administered and implemented;
- Analyse selected European administrative procedures and identify their distinctive features in comparison with national administrative procedures;
- Identify the different types of European agencies and understand their role within the European Union and in their relations with national administrations;
- Examine in practice the functioning of selected European administrative networks, with particular emphasis on the European Competition Network;
- Understand the European system of administrative justice.
teacher profile teaching materials
The Legislative and Administrative Powers of the European Union (3 lectures)
- The legislative powers of the European Union and the principle of conferral;
- The administrative powers of the Union and the lack of parallelism with its legislative powers;
- The principle of indirect administration and its implications;
The Institutional Framework of the European Union: Introductory Elements (3 lectures)
- The Commission and its functions;
- Legislative and executive functions in the EU;
- The exercise of regulatory powers following the Treaty of Lisbon;
- Comitology;
Administering a Centralised Competence through a Network: The Case of Competition Law (Regulation 1/2003) (3 lectures)
- Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 and the European Competition Network (ECN): how the network operates;
- The Different Types of Agencies (3 lectures)
- Indirect Administration in the European Union: Case Studies and Administrative Procedures (3 lectures)
- Joint Administration and Composite Procedures (2 lectures)
- EU Administrative Procedure (2 lectures)
- Principles established by the Court of Justice of the European Union;
- Principles enshrined in the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union;
- The Invalidity of EU Administrative Decisions and the System of Judicial Review (3 lectures)
- Defects affecting EU acts;
- The action for annulment and the standing of natural and legal persons;
- The invalidity regime applicable to national administrative acts conflicting with EU law;
- Judicial and Non-Judicial Remedies (3 lectures)
- Student Presentations on Case Studies
Mutuazione: 20101273 DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO EUROPEO in GIURISPRUDENZA LMG/01 R PARONA LEONARDO
Programme
“European Administrative Law”: A Complex but Necessary Field of StudyThe Legislative and Administrative Powers of the European Union (3 lectures)
- The legislative powers of the European Union and the principle of conferral;
- The administrative powers of the Union and the lack of parallelism with its legislative powers;
- The principle of indirect administration and its implications;
The Institutional Framework of the European Union: Introductory Elements (3 lectures)
- The Commission and its functions;
- Legislative and executive functions in the EU;
- The exercise of regulatory powers following the Treaty of Lisbon;
- Comitology;
Administering a Centralised Competence through a Network: The Case of Competition Law (Regulation 1/2003) (3 lectures)
- Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 and the European Competition Network (ECN): how the network operates;
- The Different Types of Agencies (3 lectures)
- Indirect Administration in the European Union: Case Studies and Administrative Procedures (3 lectures)
- Joint Administration and Composite Procedures (2 lectures)
- EU Administrative Procedure (2 lectures)
- Principles established by the Court of Justice of the European Union;
- Principles enshrined in the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union;
- The Invalidity of EU Administrative Decisions and the System of Judicial Review (3 lectures)
- Defects affecting EU acts;
- The action for annulment and the standing of natural and legal persons;
- The invalidity regime applicable to national administrative acts conflicting with EU law;
- Judicial and Non-Judicial Remedies (3 lectures)
- Student Presentations on Case Studies
