LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1.Knowledge of the historical process of formation of private law in Europe, also in the light of social and economic changes
2. Knowledge of the genesis and evolution of the institutes of Roman private law
3. Knowledge of the tradition of Roman private law and the mechanisms of its reception in the legal systems of European countries during the Middle Ages and the modern age, also in relation to canon law and the iura propria
4. Knowledge of the origins of European legal science
5. Knowledge of influence of Roman law on modern codifications.
6. Knowledge of current trends for the development of a common European law

COURSE CONTENTS
ROMAN LAW: 1. Roman legal system, 2. subjects, family, res, 3. Roman civil trial, 4. inter vivos and mortis causa transmission of rights, 5. Property Rights, 6. Obligations

FUNDAMENTAL OF EUROPEAN LAW: 7. Late Antiquity, 8. European legal area, 9. Birth of european legal science, 10. Roman law reception, 11. Ius commune europaeum, 12. Roman tradition and modern codes.

A) A. Guarino, Diritto privato romano, XII ed., Napoli, Jovene 2001, with the exclusion of pages 594 to 625 and of the notes;;
B) L. Solidoro Maruotti, La tradizione romanistica nel diritto europeo vol. I Dal crollo dell’Impero romano d’Occidente alla formazione dello ius commune. Lezioni II ed., Torino, Giappichelli, 2011.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1.Knowledge of the historical process of formation of private law in Europe, also in the light of social and economic changes
2. Knowledge of the genesis and evolution of the institutes of Roman private law
3. Knowledge of the tradition of Roman private law and the mechanisms of its reception in the legal systems of European countries during the Middle Ages and the modern age, also in relation to canon law and the iura propria
4. Knowledge of the origins of European legal science
5. Knowledge of influence of Roman law on modern codifications.
6. Knowledge of current trends for the development of a common European law

COURSE CONTENTS
ROMAN LAW: 1. Roman legal system, 2. subjects, family, res, 3. Roman civil trial, 4. inter vivos and mortis causa transmission of rights, 5. Property Rights, 6. Obligations

FUNDAMENTAL OF EUROPEAN LAW: 7. Late Antiquity, 8. European legal area, 9. Birth of european legal science, 10. Roman law reception, 11. Ius commune europaeum, 12. Roman tradition and modern codes.

A) A. Guarino, Diritto privato romano, XII ed., Napoli, Jovene 2001, with the exclusion of pages 594 to 625 and of the notes;;
B) L. Solidoro Maruotti, La tradizione romanistica nel diritto europeo vol. I Dal crollo dell’Impero romano d’Occidente alla formazione dello ius commune. Lezioni II ed., Torino, Giappichelli, 2011.