International trade law and wto rules - Modulo theory
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International trade law and wto rules
- Modulo theory
Classe: LM-77
- A.A. 2019/2020
- CFU 4, 3(m)
- Ore 20, 20(m)
- Classe di laurea LM-52, LM-77(m)
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Provide students theoretical basis of the international rules that govern
international trade and investment. The course undertakes an in-depth analysis of
the rules regime of the WTO. This will include the examination of the policy
objectives behind the rules, the compromises resulting from the complex negotiating
process, and the operation of the rules. A special focus will be dedicated to China.
Students will be able to autonomously analyze main Treaties and Conventions and on international trade. They will be able to identify and resolve the typical matters related to international contracts (i.e. the applicable law), related to the worldwide protection of intellectual property assets and solve alternatively disputes among parties of an international contract.
SYLLABUS (3 CFU)
(This Syllabus shall be intended for ALL students. A dedicated syllabus might be
agreed with students according to their own particular situation, i.e. CFU recovery
etc.)
- International trade
- IPRs- related issues (TRIPs)
- International contracts
- International commercial dispute resolution systems
- China and WTO
- 1. (C) R. Cavalieri - V. Salvatore An introduction to international contract law (Second edition) Giappichelli Ed., Torino, 2019 » Pagine/Capitoli: Chapter 1-7; 10-11 + INCOTERMS
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The course will mainly consist of 'active' lectures (also with the presentation of
slides, for a greater focus on the student), divided into various modules / parts of
the program. With particular reference to certain issues, will be dealt with the
analysis of case studies and / or regulatory texts, useful for the student to a
better understanding of the subject.
- Oral exam = will count 80% - Aimed at verifying the understanding of the knowledge
acquired during the course.
Class Participation = will count 20%
It will be highly appreciated the student actively participate during the lessons.
Students are expected to come to class prepared and willing to discuss the readings,
cases and class exercises.
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