Università Roma Tre

The course is structured in a single teaching module covering the following topics: concepts and their definitions (cultural heritage, culture, cultural rights, cultural heritage, landscape and landscape assets, cultural activities, intangible cultural assets and immateriality of cultural assets ); the national, European and international regulatory framework and its historical evolution; cultural heritage and regulatory models (notes of comparative law); the constitutional principles (in particular, art. 9 of the Constitution: protection and promotion); types of cultural heritage, ownership regime and legal treatment (public, private, religious cultural heritage); the legislative and administrative powers of the State, regions and local authorities; the administrative organization (the MiBACT); cultural heritage, cultural activities and tourism; public-private relations (patronage, sponsorships, tax breaks); the functions and institutions (protection, valorisation, fruition, management; circulation and export of cultural heritage; archaeological discoveries); the valorisation of cultural activities (intangible cultural assets) and regional legislation; the cultural value of the landscape and the governance of the territory.

Barbati, Cammelli, Casini, Piperata, Sciullo, Diritto del patrimonio culturale, il Mulino, Bologna, 2017.

It is recommended to consult the updated text of the Code of Cultural Heritage and Landscape (d. lgs. 42/2004).