Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza

Good knowledge of English, preferably certified, both written and spoken
Students will be required to interact in class, make presentations, and produce some reaction papers or case study analysis for discussion and final assessment of the course

 Seminarial course aiming at providing the basic knowledge of the foundations of international arbitration

The course will be co-taught by Prof. Alberto Oddenino and Prof. Greg Lourie as visiting professor 

Developing skills for the understanding of international arbitration in its multi-faceted dimension

Students will experience some of the most important concepts and steps in international arbitration also by case studies and role playing

Arbitration has become the default dispute resolution mechanism for commercial transnational disputes.

The course will introduce students to the basics of the mechanism, dealing with its theoretical foundation and its practical application.

The course is organised in 6 Blocks:

1. Introdution to international arbitration (definition, advantages, sources)

2. The arbitration agreement ( validity, effects, main elements)

3. The arbitral tribunal ( composition, issues of independence)

4. The arbitral proceedings (main elements, issues of due process)

5. The issue of arbitrability and the role of mandatory rules and public policy issues

6. The award, its setting aside and its international enforcement

 

 

The different teaching blocks will be covered in front in class lectures and organised through a blend of different components:  reading and study materials, presentations, discussions with students, assignments of reaction papers, final papers

 

A more precise schedule of the course and its articulation in blocks is available on the moodle platform of the course .

It is therefore essential that all the students enrol in the Moodle platform to have full access both to materials, discussions and communications

Class participation and presentations; evaluation of case studies or reaction papers; final oral exam 

All the materials will be made available  through the teaching platform (moodle)

        Reading materials, law sources, case law and audio/video presentations will be made available through the moodle platform of the course

 

GIU0872A COURSE UNIT OF GIU0872 ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW - TAF B - II year

GIU00873 FREE CHOICE COURSE - TAF D - "Free from year" course

If the Combined Course GIU0872 is listed in your Study plan, its single course units can not be selected as "Free choice" courses (TAF D) and vice versa.