Presentation

Since 2003, the Interuniversity Research Centre for Comparative Law organizes annually a Summer School in Comparative Law, with classes given in English by Italian and foreign professors.

Over the years the Summer School has been focusing on both general topics and monographic themes.

The project also sets itself the task of offering to undergraduate students, PhD students as well as to professionals an opportunity to reflect on issues related to intercultural dialogue.

In organizing the Summer School we collaborated with Baton Rouge Louisiana State University (Louisiana-USA), the William S. Boyd School of Law (Nevada), the University of California at Davis - Law School and currently the Universities of Aix-Marseille, Utrecht and Opole.

This intensive, one-week program provides a unique opportunity law students, law graduates and legal professionals to study environmental law by examining and comparing different environmental law policies and regulatory regimes.

Classes are taught in English.

Program

Monday, July 10

9.30 : Welcome and Introduction
G. Facchetti, B. Pozzo, V. Jacometti

The Ph.D. in Sustainable Development and Climate Change
A. Pirni

9.45 : International framework : Seeking a definition of sustainability
S. Marino

11.30 : The foundation of sustainability and circular economy in EU Law
B. Pozzo

12.45 : Lunch

14:30 : Interactive session

14.45 : Sustainable development:alegal oxymoron ?
Silvia Bagni, University of Bologna

16.15 : Climate change and sustainability in a Law and Humanities perspective
Matteo Nicolini, University of Verona, Newcastle University

17.30 : End

Tuesday, July 11

09.30 : Sustainable Tourism Marketing and Management
R. Minazzi

10.45 : Sustainability claims and unfair commercial practices
Marie Lamoureux, University ofAix-Marseille

12.00 : Sue and tie : climate change litigation against the fashion industry
G. Furlanetto, E. Nalato

13.00 : Lunch

14:30 : Interactive session

14.45 : Procedural rightsand DNSH principle
Jerzy Jendrośka, Opole University

16.15 : Programmed obsolescence in the European and French context
Eve Truilhé, University of Aix-Marseille

17.30 : End

Wednesday, July 12

9.30 : Sustainability communication
B. Pozzo

10.45 : Labelling and sustainability : slow food and slow fashion
M.V. Borghetto, M. Nunes

12.00 : Mediating place in the climate-washingera
V.Albanese

13.00 : Lunch

14:30 : Interactive session

14.45 : Sustainable products initiative
Chris Backes, Utrecht University

16.15 : Green sludge : adding friction to consumer contracts for promoting environmental sustainability
Marta Santos Silva, Minho University

17.30 : End

Thursday, July 13

9.30 : Communication related to adaptation to climate change and water law
Marlene Van Rijswick, Utrecht University

11.15 : Climate change : scientific consensus and media communication
F. Pasquarè Mariotto, F. Piccoli

12.45 : Lunch

14.15 : Commission's Complementary Climate Delegated Act : are gas and nuclear energy "sustainable" ?
Natalia Chiner, University of Maastricht

15.30 : Sustainable finance
Eugenia Macchiavello, University of Genova

17.00 : End

Friday, July 14

Special Workshop - Sustainability and the New Silk Road 

09.30 : Sustainability and the New Silk Road
B. Pozzo

10.30 : Challenges with reforming EIA/SEA in Central Asia
Jerzy Jendrośka, Opole University

12.00 : Sustainability in Central Asia
Meruyert Narenova, Almaty University of International Business

12.45 : Lunch

14.15 : Sustainability in China
Barbara Verri, University of Bologna

15.15 : Decarbonization along the Silk road
S. Fanetti

16.00 : End

17.00 : Final Exam
(if passed, Italian students will beawarded 5 CFU)

Contact and information : complawschool@gmail.com

Fees : €300,00 - €150,00 (students of Partner Universities and Ph.D.SDC)

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