Ateneo - UPO

The enterprise in Ancient Roma.

For attending students: the essays published on DIR page of the course, plus lecture notes.
For non-attending students: Aldo Petrucci, Per una storia della protezione dei contraenti con gli imprenditori, publing house Giappichelli, in all its parts, without exception.

The course intended to provide students with the knowledge of the legal structures of the enterprises in Roman Law.

Getting through of the examination of Institutions of Roman Law.

Lezioni frontali.

Attendance in class is not compulsory, but is recommended.

Oral examination about four matters.

After a periodization of the Roman Commercial Law: 1) business relations and trade exchange; 2) bank; 3) rendering of services; 4) boat service and Maritime Law; 5) collective enterprise; 6) competition; 7) the slave trade; 8) crimes against public economy.

The knowledge of the Roman Commercial Law, with an analysis of the legal, economic and organizing structures of the enterprises.