Università Roma Tre

To introduce students to important aspects of German Culture and to promote a critical approach to issues such as the political literature in the 20. Century.

The course is meant for graduate students who already have a basic knowledge of Italian history and of the international history of the twentieth century. It is conceived as an advanced seminar and the students are expected to play a very active role, to engage the teacher with their questions, to give an individual oral presentation about their readings, and to participate in the collective discussions. The main goal is to provide the students with a broad understanding of the key features of Italian foreign policy and with the analytical skills to interpret a research monograph.

INSTRUCTOR D. FIORENTINO
A.A. 2012/13
C.F.U. 8

THIS COURSE DEALS WITH THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES IN THE 20TH CENTURY, "THE AMERICAN CENTURY".

THE COURSE PROVIDE A DETAILED FRAMEWORK OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN LIGHT OF THE MANY PRESENT-DAY CHANGES

The course aims at providing students with a general overview of the main evolution of facts, theories and public policies occurred in the field of economic and monetary integration form the end of 18th Century to the present day.

THE STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE TOOLS TO ANALYZE THE TECHNOLOGICAL, PROFESSIONAL, AND CULTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE JOURNALISM INDUSTRY, WHICH WILL ALLOW THEM TO PUT THE PRESENT CRISIS AND RADICAL TRANSFORMATION INTO HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE.

THE ENTRY INTO FORCE OF THE LISBON TREATY ON THE 1ST OF DECEMBER 2009 MARKS A FOUNDAMENTAL STEP IN THE LONG PATH TOWARDS MORE INTEGRATED EXTERNAL POLITICS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU). TITLE V OF THE TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION AND PART V OF THE TREATY ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE EUROPEAN UNION BOTH DEFINE THE EXTERNAL ACTION OF THE UNION AS THE COMPLEX OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY, DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION, HUMANITARIAN AID, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, ENLARGEMENT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICY. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO EQUIP THE EU WITH A MORE COHERENT AND VISIBLE EXTERNAL ACTION, WHICH WOULD ALLOW IT TO BECOME A FULLY-FLEDGED INTERNATIONAL ACTOR. THE ELIMINATION OF THE PILLAR-STRUCTURE AND THE RECOGNITION OF THE LEGAL PERSONALITY OF THE EU, TOGETHER WITH THE CREATION OF A STABLE PRESIDENCY OF THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL AND THE POSITION OF DOUBLE-HATTED HIGH REPRESENTATIVE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND SECURITY POLICY, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE AND THE INCREASED POWERS OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ARE ALL INNOVATIONS THAT GO IN THIS DIRECTION. HOWEVER, THE DECISION-MAKING PROCEDURES AND INSTRUMENTS THAT REGULATES THE EU''S FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY REMAIN DIFFERENT FROM THOSE THAT CHARACTERIZE OTHER EXTERNAL POLITICS AND THE UNITY OF INTENT AMONG MEMBER STATES IS STILL INSUFFICIENT, THUS HAMPERING THE COOPERATION WITH OTHER INTERNATIONAL ACTORS, FROM THE UNITED NATIONS TO REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, TRADITIONAL AND EMERGING STATE ACTORS AND NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS. THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THE THEORETICAL, HISTORICAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF THE EU''S INTEGRATION PROCESS IN THE FIELDS OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY, AS WELL AS OTHER MAIN EXTERNAL POLICIES OF THE EU, WITH THE AIM OF ANALYZING AND EVALUATING BOTH THE COHESION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COMMON ACTION OF THE UNION IN ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD AND ON A GLOBAL SCALE.

The course is aimed at providing the students with more-in depth knowledge on legal comparison and uniform law, including the process of legal harmonisation in the frame of the European integration process and at global level. The course examines, in the first part, the theoretical and methodological issues concerning the uniformation/harmonisation process, focusing on the formation of European law, with regard in particular to European citizenship and the protection of fundamental rights as elements suitable to shape a process of ‘integration through rights’ as a basis also for European identity. In the second part, the course examines the issues concerning the wider phenomenon of the so called ‘global law’, with respect to the development of uniform law models and techniques at international level, in the field in particular of intellectual property rights and contractual law.

THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO INTRODUCE STUDENTS TO ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES OF ASSET PRICING. THE FIRST PART OF THE CLASS IS AN INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY MARKETS AND PROVIDES THE DEFINITION OF KEY CONCEPTS, AMONG THEM THE NOTIONS OF RISK AND RETURN. THE STANDARD ASSET PRICING MODELS ARE PRESENTED BOTH THEORETICALLY AND EMPIRICALLY.

THE SECOND PART OF THE CLASS PRESENTS THE IMPLICATIONS OF BASIC MACROECONOMIC MODELS FOR ASSET PRICING. BOTH THE MAIN THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND THE RECENT EMPIRICAL TESTS ARE PRESENTED.

PROFESSOR GIAN CESARE ROMAGNOLI

ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-2013

THIS COURSE IS VALID FOR THE MASTER DEGREE COURSES OF SCIENCES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (7 CREDITS), EUROPEAN STUDIES (8 CREDITS), INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (8 CREDITS).

THE COURSE PROVIDE A DETAILED FRAMEWORK OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN LIGHT OF THE MANY PRESENT-DAY CHANGES

THE COURSE IS FOCUSED ON THE ROLE AND ACTIONS OF STATES AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WORKING AT THE BILATERAL, MULTILATERAL AND MULTI-BILATERAL LEVEL IN ORDER TO FRAME POLICIES, PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS AS KEY COMPONENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LAW.

The course aims at providing students with a general overview of the main evolution of facts, theories and public policies occurred in the field of economic and monetary integration form the end of 18th Century to the present day.

THE COURSE AIMS AT OFFERING MASTER COURSE STUDENTS THE MAIN TOOLS NECESSARY TO UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS RELATED TO THE DIFFUSION OF NUCLEAR ARSENALS. IT ANALYZES THE NUCLEAR ERA SINCE ITS BEGINNING AND FOCUSES ON THE POLITICAL, STRATEGIC AND MILITARY ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION IN ORDER TO FIGURE OUT HOW THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED BY SUCCEEDING NUCLEAR CHALLENGES.

THE ENTRY INTO FORCE OF THE LISBON TREATY ON THE 1ST OF DECEMBER 2009 MARKS A FOUNDAMENTAL STEP IN THE LONG PATH TOWARDS MORE INTEGRATED EXTERNAL POLITICS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU). TITLE V OF THE TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION AND PART V OF THE TREATY ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE EUROPEAN UNION BOTH DEFINE THE EXTERNAL ACTION OF THE UNION AS THE COMPLEX OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY, DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION, HUMANITARIAN AID, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, ENLARGEMENT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICY. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO EQUIP THE EU WITH A MORE COHERENT AND VISIBLE EXTERNAL ACTION, WHICH WOULD ALLOW IT TO BECOME A FULLY-FLEDGED INTERNATIONAL ACTOR. THE ELIMINATION OF THE PILLAR-STRUCTURE AND THE RECOGNITION OF THE LEGAL PERSONALITY OF THE EU, TOGETHER WITH THE CREATION OF A STABLE PRESIDENCY OF THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL AND THE POSITION OF DOUBLE-HATTED HIGH REPRESENTATIVE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND SECURITY POLICY, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE AND THE INCREASED POWERS OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ARE ALL INNOVATIONS THAT GO IN THIS DIRECTION. HOWEVER, THE DECISION-MAKING PROCEDURES AND INSTRUMENTS THAT REGULATES THE EU''S FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY REMAIN DIFFERENT FROM THOSE THAT CHARACTERIZE OTHER EXTERNAL POLITICS AND THE UNITY OF INTENT AMONG MEMBER STATES IS STILL INSUFFICIENT, THUS HAMPERING THE COOPERATION WITH OTHER INTERNATIONAL ACTORS, FROM THE UNITED NATIONS TO REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, TRADITIONAL AND EMERGING STATE ACTORS AND NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS. THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THE THEORETICAL, HISTORICAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF THE EU''S INTEGRATION PROCESS IN THE FIELDS OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY, AS WELL AS OTHER MAIN EXTERNAL POLICIES OF THE EU, WITH THE AIM OF ANALYZING AND EVALUATING BOTH THE COHESION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COMMON ACTION OF THE UNION IN ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD AND ON A GLOBAL SCALE.

The course is aimed at providing the students with more-in depth knowledge on legal comparison and uniform law, including the process of legal harmonisation in the frame of the European integration process and at global level. The course examines, in the first part, the theoretical and methodological issues concerning the uniformation/harmonisation process, focusing on the formation of European law, with regard in particular to European citizenship and the protection of fundamental rights as elements suitable to shape a process of ‘integration through rights’ as a basis also for European identity. In the second part, the course examines the issues concerning the wider phenomenon of the so called ‘global law’, with respect to the development of uniform law models and techniques at international level, in the field in particular of intellectual property rights and contractual law.

THIS COURSE PROVIDES INTERMEDIATE TOOLS FOR THE UNDERSTANDING OF ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY. THE FIRST PART ANALYZES MACROECONOMIC POLICIES IN FIXED AND FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES AS WELL THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM. THE SECOND PART STUDIES THE PROBLEMS ARISING FROM INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INTEGRATION, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO EMERGING ECONOMIES. IT PRESENTS MODELS OF EXCHANGE RATE, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS AND DEBT CRISIS.

PROFESSOR GIAN CESARE ROMAGNOLI

ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-2013

THIS COURSE IS VALID FOR THE MASTER DEGREE COURSES OF SCIENCES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (7 CREDITS), EUROPEAN STUDIES (8 CREDITS), INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (8 CREDITS).

The monographical course is oriented to deepen the basical events of international politics – power distribution at system’s level; alliances; terrorism; war; ethnic conflicts – after the Soviet Union’s collapse.

THE COURSE GIVES AN HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION TO THE ISSUE OF PEACE IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD, OF ITS CONNECTION WITH THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF WAR, TO THE EVOLUTION OF PEACE AND NON-VIOLENT MOVEMENTS.

THE CRITICAL STUDY OF TRANSFORMATIONS OF MILITARY INSTITUTIONS FROM THE POINT OF THE PREPARATION FOR WAR AND THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY UNTIL THE SECOND WORLD WAR. MILITARY POLICY AND CONDUCT OF THE WAR WILL BE RELATED TO THE CULTURAL, ECONOMIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

To introduce students to important aspects of German Culture and to promote a critical approach to issues such as the political literature in the 20. Century.

THE COURSE PROVIDE A DETAILED FRAMEWORK OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN LIGHT OF THE MANY PRESENT-DAY CHANGES

The course aims at providing students with a general overview of the main evolution of facts, theories and public policies occurred in the field of economic and monetary integration form the end of 18th Century to the present day.

PROFESSOR GIAN CESARE ROMAGNOLI

ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-2013

THIS COURSE IS VALID FOR THE MASTER DEGREE COURSES OF SCIENCES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (7 CREDITS), EUROPEAN STUDIES (8 CREDITS), INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (8 CREDITS).

THE COURSE GIVES AN HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION TO THE ISSUE OF PEACE IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD, OF ITS CONNECTION WITH THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF WAR, TO THE EVOLUTION OF PEACE AND NON-VIOLENT MOVEMENTS.

THE CRITICAL STUDY OF TRANSFORMATIONS OF MILITARY INSTITUTIONS FROM THE POINT OF THE PREPARATION FOR WAR AND THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY UNTIL THE SECOND WORLD WAR. MILITARY POLICY AND CONDUCT OF THE WAR WILL BE RELATED TO THE CULTURAL, ECONOMIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

The course is meant for graduate students who already have a basic knowledge of the international history of the twentieth century. It is conceived as an advanced seminar and the students are expected to play a very active role, to engage the teacher with their questions, to give a group oral presentation on a topic assigned at the beginning of the course, and to participate in the collective discussions. The main goal is to provide the students with a broad understanding of the crucial issues of the contemporary international system, and with the analytical skills to interpret a research monograph.

The Course is aimed at focusing on the international legal aspects of the dispute settlement mechanisms and related institutional and operative featured of international and regional tribunals, also regarding the courts working in the field of human rights protection and mass atrocities.

THE ENTRY INTO FORCE OF THE LISBON TREATY ON THE 1ST OF DECEMBER 2009 MARKS A FOUNDAMENTAL STEP IN THE LONG PATH TOWARDS MORE INTEGRATED EXTERNAL POLITICS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU). TITLE V OF THE TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION AND PART V OF THE TREATY ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE EUROPEAN UNION BOTH DEFINE THE EXTERNAL ACTION OF THE UNION AS THE COMPLEX OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY, DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION, HUMANITARIAN AID, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, ENLARGEMENT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICY. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO EQUIP THE EU WITH A MORE COHERENT AND VISIBLE EXTERNAL ACTION, WHICH WOULD ALLOW IT TO BECOME A FULLY-FLEDGED INTERNATIONAL ACTOR. THE ELIMINATION OF THE PILLAR-STRUCTURE AND THE RECOGNITION OF THE LEGAL PERSONALITY OF THE EU, TOGETHER WITH THE CREATION OF A STABLE PRESIDENCY OF THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL AND THE POSITION OF DOUBLE-HATTED HIGH REPRESENTATIVE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND SECURITY POLICY, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE AND THE INCREASED POWERS OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ARE ALL INNOVATIONS THAT GO IN THIS DIRECTION. HOWEVER, THE DECISION-MAKING PROCEDURES AND INSTRUMENTS THAT REGULATES THE EU''S FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY REMAIN DIFFERENT FROM THOSE THAT CHARACTERIZE OTHER EXTERNAL POLITICS AND THE UNITY OF INTENT AMONG MEMBER STATES IS STILL INSUFFICIENT, THUS HAMPERING THE COOPERATION WITH OTHER INTERNATIONAL ACTORS, FROM THE UNITED NATIONS TO REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, TRADITIONAL AND EMERGING STATE ACTORS AND NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS. THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THE THEORETICAL, HISTORICAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF THE EU''S INTEGRATION PROCESS IN THE FIELDS OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY, AS WELL AS OTHER MAIN EXTERNAL POLICIES OF THE EU, WITH THE AIM OF ANALYZING AND EVALUATING BOTH THE COHESION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COMMON ACTION OF THE UNION IN ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD AND ON A GLOBAL SCALE.

The course is aimed at providing the students with more-in depth knowledge on legal comparison and uniform law, including the process of legal harmonisation in the frame of the European integration process and at global level. The course examines, in the first part, the theoretical and methodological issues concerning the uniformation/harmonisation process, focusing on the formation of European law, with regard in particular to European citizenship and the protection of fundamental rights as elements suitable to shape a process of ‘integration through rights’ as a basis also for European identity. In the second part, the course examines the issues concerning the wider phenomenon of the so called ‘global law’, with respect to the development of uniform law models and techniques at international level, in the field in particular of intellectual property rights and contractual law.

THIS COURSE PROVIDES INTERMEDIATE TOOLS FOR THE UNDERSTANDING OF ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY. THE FIRST PART ANALYZES MACROECONOMIC POLICIES IN FIXED AND FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES AS WELL THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM. THE SECOND PART STUDIES THE PROBLEMS ARISING FROM INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INTEGRATION, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO EMERGING ECONOMIES. IT PRESENTS MODELS OF EXCHANGE RATE, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS AND DEBT CRISIS.

PROFESSOR GIAN CESARE ROMAGNOLI

ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-2013

THIS COURSE IS VALID FOR THE MASTER DEGREE COURSES OF SCIENCES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (7 CREDITS), EUROPEAN STUDIES (8 CREDITS), INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (8 CREDITS).

The monographical course is oriented to deepen the basical events of international politics – power distribution at system’s level; alliances; terrorism; war; ethnic conflicts – after the Soviet Union’s collapse.