The program contains a solid theoretical framework serving as the basis for a detailed analysis of the main treaties, institutions, actors, and new dynamics emerging as a reflection of today’s complex economic, political, and legal relations.
The program is developed as a Key Chair, face-to-face, 10 visits per year, and combines the effort by each student to deepen, analyze, and prepare, all with the professors’ continuous support.
The Fourth version of the Economic Analysis of the Law National Fair, where researchers, professors, and students present different topics on the central theme of the event, was held at our House of Studies.
With the aim to promote academic debate on real impact issues, the Economic Law Department held the discussion meeting, Free Competition Protection: The case of anti-competition State aid.