Università Roma Tre

Law of independent administrative authorities (IUS / 10) - The course aims to make people understand the reasons behind the birth of this "new" model of administration and the differences compared to traditional administrations. The course also intends to provide the basic notions on the organization and activity of the independent administrative authorities. In order to offer students an in-depth understanding of the model of independent administrative authorities and how they currently fit into the institutional chessboard, the course will focus on the reasons behind the emergence of independent administrative authorities; on the constitutional basis of the action of the independent authorities; on the areas of intervention of the independent authorities; on the organization of AI with particular reference to the mechanisms that ensure their independence; on the powers exercised by the independent authorities, on the procedural rules and on the types of measures adopted, with particular reference to the problem of procedural legality; on the evolution of the judicial review on the acts of the AI and on other forms of control. These issues will be explored not only with reference to national AI, but also with reference to independent European authorities. Furthermore, the action of the AI will also be analyzed through the lens of the economic analysis of the law which identifies with reference to the independent administrative authorities, a particular form of agency relationship.