Basic knowledge of Public law or Constitutional law or International law

The course aims to develop the students knowledge and understanding on global environmental issues and on the interactions between international, European and national laws. 

Students are expected to be able to understand and discuss global environmental
issues and how global environmental law impacts on both international trade and human rights.

- Circular economy
- Human rights and environmental justice
- Biodiversity
- Water
- Waste
- Energy
- Climate change


Attending students will receive reading materials during classes

• 1.  (A) P. Dupuy J. Vinuales International Environmental Law Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2015 » Pagine/Capitoli: 1-87; 122-155; 297-403

Attending students: additional reading materials will be given during classes

• Lectures and seminars.
  Seminars will focus on specific case law.

• Written examination with both multiple-choice and open questions.
  
  Students regularly attending the Course will have the opportunity of intermediate assessments, based on both multiple-choice and open questions and on the discussion of cases related to the main topics of the Course.

English

English