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The course aims to address, from a multidisciplinary and multidimensional perspective, some of the main challenges and legal issues posed by the current Covid-19 health emergency. To this end, the course proceeds across the various disciplines involved, which are conceived not as watertight compartments but as parts of a puzzle, whose composition gives shape to a new law of the emergency and in the emergency. |
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The course has the following training objectives:
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give a clear picture of the main legal implications of the Covid pandemic
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provide participants with the theoretical and practical tools to identify and apply the legal rules relevant to the Covid emergency
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provide specific know-how and skills to understand in a critical perspective the different regulatory interventions for the management of health emergencies at local, national and international level
The course recognizes a total of 12 ECTS credits, articulated on the following Scientific-Disciplinary Sectors:
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Public law and personal data protection law (IUS/09, 3 CFU)
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Digital Administration Law (IUS/10, 1 CFU)
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International Law (IUS/13, 2 CFU)
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Labor law (IUS/07, 3 CFU)
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Criminal law (IUS/17, 1 CFU)
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Economic law (IUS/05, 1 CFU)
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Tax law (IUS/12, 1 CFU)
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The following macro-questions are examined during the course, among others:
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The role of law in the pandemic
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The balancing of rights
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Management of the emergency in relations between the various levels of territorial government
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Privacy and personal data tracking for the prevention of contagions
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Administrative system and strategic digital infrastructures
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The World Health Organization: role, powers and structural limits in the Covid emergency
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Declaration of the state of emergency, limits and exceptions to internationally recognized human rights
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Smartworking
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Tax incentives and measures to support the liquidity of families and businesses
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Civil and criminal liability of employers
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Health emergencies and regulation of the economy
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Professor/Tutor responsible for teaching
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