Programme

The teaching activity will focus on the study of institutional and regulatory profiles related to the creation of the internal energy market in order to offer the theoretical tools to assess the impact of the European Union's competence on inter-state relations, in the light of the evolutionary trends in the international economic and legal framework. Particular attention will be paid to issues related to the creation of competitive market conditions, to the security of energy supply, to the management of foreign direct investment and to the implementation of policies aimed at enhancing alternative energy sources. In this perspective, the new "legislative package" that reforms the internal energy market will be analyzed.
Schedule of lessons:
MONDAY 1 APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm
TUESDAY 2 APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm
THURSDAY 4th APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm
MONDAY 8 APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm
TUESDAY 9 APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm
THURSDAY 11 APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm
MONDAY 15 APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm
TUESDAY APRIL 16TH
2.15pm-4.00pm
THURSDAY 18th APRIL
2.15pm-4.00pm

Core Documentation

The judgments under study and the reference bibliographic material will be communicated during the lessons to the students attending the course.

Type of delivery of the course

The teaching activity will be focused on a common critical exercise based on the analysis of normative texts, jurisprudence and theoretical doctrinal reconstructions. The attendance of the lessons will be compulsory for the attainment of the formative credits associated to the didactic activity.

Attendance

Schedule of lessons: MONDAY 1 APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm TUESDAY 2 APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm THURSDAY 4th APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm MONDAY 8 APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm TUESDAY 9 APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm THURSDAY 11 APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm MONDAY 15 APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm TUESDAY APRIL 16TH 2.15pm-4.00pm THURSDAY 18th APRIL 2.15pm-4.00pm

Type of evaluation

Active participation of students in the critical presentation of the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice.