DIRITTO EUROPEO DELLA CONCORRENZA E DELLE IMPRESE
Academic Year 2025/2026 - Teacher: ALESSANDRO TOMASELLIExpected Learning Outcomes
The course aims to achieve an in-depth knowledge of European antitrust and competition law.
Course Structure
Frontal lessons based on progressive interaction with students,
Required Prerequisites
Knowledge of the European Union legal system is recommended
Attendance of Lessons
Attending classes is recommended, as it allows you to better and more quickly acquire knowledge of the subject matter and also acquire the correct approach to it.
Detailed Course Content
Antitrust rules in the Lisbon Treaty and secondary legislation, the prohibition of State aid, free competition within the EU market, the prohibition of monopolies and cartels
Textbook Information
M. LIbertini, European Union Competition Law, chapters I, II, III, IV and VIII
Learning Assessment
Learning Assessment Procedures
Oral exam, assessed based on the following criteria:
a. relevance and completeness of answers;
b. ability to correctly frame and resolve legal problems;
c. ability to connect with other topics in the Module's curriculum;
d. appropriate use of legal terminology.
Examples of frequently asked questions and / or exercises
What is antitrust?
Is state aid permitted in the European single market?
What is cartel?