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B000038 - HISTORY OF POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
Academic Year 2013-14
Course year
Third year - First Semester
Belonging Department
Political and Social Sciences (DSPS)
Course Type
Single education field course
Scientific Area
SPS/03 - HISTORY OF POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
Credits
9
Teaching Hours
68
Teaching Term
16/09/2013 ⇒ 13/12/2013
Attendance required
No
Type of Evaluation
Final Grade
Course Content
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Lectureship
Course Content
Subject of the course: Public powers and separation of powers from the late Middle Ages to nowadays.
First part (XV-XVII centuries). The concept and the use of public power in the political culture of the early modern Europe.
Second part (XVIII-XIX century). From 'power' to 'powers'. The achievement of the separation of powers in the age of liberal revolutions.
Third part (XX century). The State powers and the new formulas of their separation in the age of the mass democracy.
First part (XV-XVII centuries). The concept and the use of public power in the political culture of the early modern Europe.
Second part (XVIII-XIX century). From 'power' to 'powers'. The achievement of the separation of powers in the age of liberal revolutions.
Third part (XX century). The State powers and the new formulas of their separation in the age of the mass democracy.
Suggested readings (Search our library's catalogue)
For the students which regularly attend the class:
1. Notes from the lessons and other materials available at Luca Mannori Faculty we site;
2. M. DUVERGER, Le costituzioni della Francia, ESI (available in the library also in French edition)
For the students which cannot regularly attend the class:
1. M.FIORAVANTI,Costituzione, Il Mulino, 1999; 2. Uno tra questi due manuali, a scelta dello studente:
a. R.MARTUCCI, Storia costituzionale italiana dallo Statuto albertino alla Repubblica (1848-2001), Carocci
b. C.GHISALBERTI, Storia costituzionale italiana 1849-1948, Laterza
3. DUVERGER, Le costituzioni della Francia, ESI, 1984.
1. Notes from the lessons and other materials available at Luca Mannori Faculty we site;
2. M. DUVERGER, Le costituzioni della Francia, ESI (available in the library also in French edition)
For the students which cannot regularly attend the class:
1. M.FIORAVANTI,Costituzione, Il Mulino, 1999; 2. Uno tra questi due manuali, a scelta dello studente:
a. R.MARTUCCI, Storia costituzionale italiana dallo Statuto albertino alla Repubblica (1848-2001), Carocci
b. C.GHISALBERTI, Storia costituzionale italiana 1849-1948, Laterza
3. DUVERGER, Le costituzioni della Francia, ESI, 1984.