Learning objectives

The course is included in the learning area on Internationalization of the markets. Starting from the relationship between law, economics, and digital technologies, to move to the perspective of the European Union's regulatory framework on the data economy and digital platforms aimed at protecting the main economic and non-economic public interests that come to the fore, the course seeks to provide legal tools for understanding and analyzing digital markets. The course will also address the issue of the liability of the digital economy operators, as well as the economic integration and the efficient functioning of the markets of which they are part.
At the end of the course, the student will acquire the ability to formulate, autonomously and critically, complex opinions and argumentations on the main topics covered by the course.
Students will also acquire the ability to face and solve practical problems typical of the professional context in which they will operate, thus orienting their competence to the goal of contractual compliance and to the prevention of the judicial conflicts. Students will also be able to verify the practical and applicative consequences of the theoretical and regulatory framework and to set, in written and oral form (and also through group work, written exercises and the method of Problem Based Solving - PBS), the solution to concrete issues, using the appropriate and specific disciplinary vocabulary, adopting the correct lines of reasoning and argumentation, and formulating autonomous judgments. The teaching method used is functional to the continuous learning and updating of acquired knowledge.