Law and Sustainability
Wars, pandemics, climate change, financial crises produce humanitarian emergencies that make the jurists' commitment to design a sustainable world no longer postponed. Entered in the legal language since the second half of the 1980s, the principle of sustainability now qualifies the ambitious project of the United Nations 2030 agenda, transforming the original utopian charge into a pressing challenge for the definition of a new paradigm through which re-orientate political action and scientific reflection. The Ph.D. course intends to meet this challenge.
Regulation, management & public organisations law
The Doctorate of National Interest in 'Regulation, Management and Law of Public Sector Organisations' aims to train professional figures with in-depth knowledge of the organisations and bodies that look after public interests, from an economic-managerial, legal and political perspective. The specificity of the doctoral course lies in the integration of the traditional knowledge and skills of research in public administration with the newer, but equally indispensable, ones related to the affirmation of the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity.