Department of Private Law and Critique of Law - DPCD

The integration between the disciplines that flow into the Department of Private Law and Criticism of Law finds its reason in the original nucleus of Western law, whose founding categories were determined starting from Roman law.

On the level of method, philosophical criticism is responsible both for the investigation of the immutable principle of law and for the criticism of its determinations, so that they do not take on the guise of dogmatic positions. From the point of view of teaching, it is significant that the Institutions of Private Law, the Institutions of Roman Law and the Philosophy of Law (and the History of Roman Law itself) represent the strong core of the courses of the first year, with a "literacy" function, not only in the private sector.

Civil Law, Commercial Law and, in its most marked specialization, Labour Law are the fundamental subjects and interact with each other in training for the liberal professions.