03919 - Welfare Law

Learning outcomes

The course aims to present critically the disciplines of welfare in our country, in correlation with the prospects of social Europe, with particular focus on insurance and social security nets as well as the most important complementary pension schemes, so that the student acquires knowledge of the problems also from a financial sustainability point of view.

Course contents

The program of lessons includes the following topics: introduction on basic concepts; constitutional models; development of social security, welfare policies, social measures; the contributory relationship; the main social risks, sickness and work accidents, handicap, unemployment, poverty and social exclusion, ageing, supplementary pension schemes.

Readings/Bibliography

M. CINELLI, Diritto della previdenza sociale, Giappichelli, ultima edizione, nei capitoli I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII (sez. I e sez. II), X, XI (sez. I), XII (sez. I), XIII (sez. I e sez. IV), XIV, XV

or

M. PERSIANI – M. D’ONGHIA, Fondamenti di diritto della previdenza sociale, Giappichelli, ultima edizione.

Teaching methods

Some lessons are held with the participation of students who will be asked to submit reports. Specialized material will be distributed to attending students.

Assessment methods

The learning assessment takes place with an oral examination on the discussed topics during the course and indicated in the program.

Attending is recommended and verified periodically by the professor.

For attending students is planned a middle test with regard to a part of program.

The reports submitted by students during the lessons are evaluated.

It is also possible to arrange specific working paper realised by the student.

Lessons will be held in the second semester and students can take the exam in the summer session.

Thesis

The thesis will be assigned during an interview with the professor.

Office hours

See the website of Martina Vincieri