STiPIL 2010-2011
Selected Topics in Public International Law Course
Chair: Prof. Rosario Sapienza
Conflicting Approaches to International Law.
An Historical and Theoretical Perspective
(STiPIL Course 2010)
The Selected Topics in Public International Law Course (STiPIL Course) is a 7 credits Optional Course offered for the Academic Year 2010-2011 (First Semester October-December 2010), dealing with Conflicting Approaches to International Law. An Historical and Theoretical Perspective.
The Course is organized jointly with the CRIO Workshop Program 2010/2011 and covers the following topics:
The Revival of Theoretical Approaches to International Law. Schmitt vs. Kelsen. A clash between territorialist vs. non territorialist approaches?
Habermas and Post- National Constitutionalism Legal Order and Legal System. The role of Legitimacy The incompletion of law. A foucauldian perspective.
A detailed syllabus will be available at the beginning of the Course.
The Course is organized jointly with the CRIO Workshop Program 2010/2011 and covers the following topics:
The Revival of Theoretical Approaches to International Law. Schmitt vs. Kelsen. A clash between territorialist vs. non territorialist approaches?
Habermas and Post- National Constitutionalism Legal Order and Legal System. The role of Legitimacy The incompletion of law. A foucauldian perspective.
A detailed syllabus will be available at the beginning of the Course.
Students will be expected to have done the reading prior to the seminars in order to be able to discuss the issues raised.
Examination will consist of discussion of a Final Paper (not exceeding 10,000 words).
Deadline for registration October, 11th 2010 through the administrative secretariat while enrolling for the courses.
Students from our School of Law or senior law students wishing to attend this course on a free basis are requested to enrol on line..
If you are not a student from this School of Law and would like to attend this Course please contact:
the CRIO segretariat at crio lex.unict.it
An Attendance Certificate will be awarded at the end of the Course.
Scheduled: Two Seminars per Week (Mon/Tue) 8.00-10.00 a.m. Starting October, 18th 2010
Opening Ceremony October 8th 2010
The Right to Domestic Effective Remedies in Human Rights Legislation
Guest Speaker Prof. Thomas Barkhuysen, University of Leiden (NL)
Closing Ceremony December 10th 2010
CRIO Workshop “Democracy and Human Rights in Occupied Territories”
Guest Speakers Prof. Ralph Wilde, University College of London
Prof. Aeyal Gross, The Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University
H.E. Prof. Guido Raimondi, Judge, The European Court of Human Rights
For further information please email to: crio lex.unict.it
Examination will consist of discussion of a Final Paper (not exceeding 10,000 words).
Deadline for registration October, 11th 2010 through the administrative secretariat while enrolling for the courses.
Students from our School of Law or senior law students wishing to attend this course on a free basis are requested to enrol on line..
If you are not a student from this School of Law and would like to attend this Course please contact:
the CRIO segretariat at crio lex.unict.it
An Attendance Certificate will be awarded at the end of the Course.
Scheduled: Two Seminars per Week (Mon/Tue) 8.00-10.00 a.m. Starting October, 18th 2010
Opening Ceremony October 8th 2010
The Right to Domestic Effective Remedies in Human Rights Legislation
Guest Speaker Prof. Thomas Barkhuysen, University of Leiden (NL)
Closing Ceremony December 10th 2010
CRIO Workshop “Democracy and Human Rights in Occupied Territories”
Guest Speakers Prof. Ralph Wilde, University College of London
Prof. Aeyal Gross, The Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University
H.E. Prof. Guido Raimondi, Judge, The European Court of Human Rights
For further information please email to: crio lex.unict.it
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