Programme

This course is divided into two parts.
The first part focuses on the theory of fundamental rights in the contemporary constitutional state: their structure, limits, and conflicts.
The second part focuses on key legal-theoretical issues in the digital age, particularly digital constitutionalism and the ethics of artificial intelligence.

Prerequisiti

There are no specific prerequisites.

Core Documentation

1. G. Pino, 2017: Il costituzionalismo dei diritti. Bologna: il Mulino (first part)
2. Parts of different textbooks. Specific titles will be communicated on a later date (second part)

Attendance

Attendance at the course is not compulsory; however, it is strongly recommended as it favours the understanding of study materials. Students who attend regularly may also be offered specific materials, activities and further reading to support their exam preparation.

Type of evaluation

A written exam with the mark on the scale of 1-30.