G1013 - INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW AND FOREIGN INVESTMENTS A

Learning Objectives: The first part of the annual course aims at the general objective of providing the fundamental notions of international economic law, and the knowledge of the world system of trade liberalization under GATT/WTO . Expected learning outcomes: The first section of the course will allow the student to acquire the theoretical knowledge necessary to understand the origins, evolution and functioning of the international economic order and the distinctive features, subjects and sources of international economic law. The second section will provide an insight into the international trading system and its essential dynamics. In addition, the student will be able to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired, formulate professional advices, resolve concrete cases relating to international trade disputes using the appropriate legal instruments. The training of the course of study in "Scienze per l'internazionalizzazione e l'innovazione delle imprese" will therefore be completed, for the aspect related to internationalization, by the following skills:Knowledge and understanding:Student must prove to:- know the main actors and the dynamics of the international economic order- be familiar with the sources of the international economic law- be able to apply the fundamental principles of the international system of trade liberalisation and the system of derogations and exceptions Autonomous assessment capacity: - Student must show the ability to relate international, European and national rules on trade liberalisation and understanding interactions with other rules of international law concerning non-economic values.Communication skills:- Drafting dossiers and reporting on specific international trade cases- resolving concrete problems relating to the application of international trade rules and the system of derogations and exceptions.