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Transnational litigation: between substance and procedure

This summer school looks at cross-border litigation from a wider perspective, embracing not only civil and commercial matters but also matter as diverse as family law, succession law, climate change litigation.

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Year	2022
Main Department	Department of Legal Studies - DSG
Campus	Ravenna
Credits	Programme without credits
Cost	€200
Starting date	Jul 17, 2022
Finishing date	Jul 23, 2022
Application deadline	Jul 02, 2022 (Expired)

Course overview: This year’s program looks at cross-border litigation from a wider perspective, embracing not only civil and commercial matters but also matter as diverse as family law, succession law, climate change litigation. While at the core of the program still lies the European space of justice, with its private and procedural international law regulations, the comparative and international perspective is strengthened, with several lecturers from Third States. As usual, the approach is both theoretical and practical: as a matter of fact, the whole Saturday 23 July session is dedicated to workshops to involve the participants in the solution of cases and problems. The Faculty of the Summer School is composed of experts from different jurisdictions with very diverse professional backgrounds. The Director of the School is Prof. Michele Angelo Lupoi, who teaches Civil Procedural Law and European Judicial Cooperation at the University of Bologna. The Vice-Director of the School is Marco Farina, Adjunct Professor of Civil Procedural Law at LUISS University of Rome.
Subject area: Sociology, Economics, Law
Learning outcomes: The Summer School is aimed at law students as well as law graduates and law practitioners who want to obtain a specialised knowledge in this complex and fascinating area of international civil procedure. The lectures will be held in a blended way, both in presence and online.
Number of participants: 35 max in presence / 50 max remotely
Duration: 1 week
Language: English

Admission qualifications: Three-years degree or five years-degree, obtained or in course under D.M. 270/04 or First-cycle degrees in an equivalent disciplinary area, eventually obtained under previous systems (Decree 509/99 and Old system): L-14 Legal services science; L-36 Political and international relationships science, LMG/01 Law degree; LM52 International relationships; LM62 Political sciences. - Other degrees are also accepted, provided they are supported by qualified and documented professional experience in CV. There is no selection.

Academic director: Prof. Michele Angelo Lupoi
Place of teaching: Blended learning (online and face-to-face)