EU Law part: The European Court of Justice and judiciary actions The EU Legal order: primary law and legislative acts The Enforcement of European Union Law in the domestic legal order: general principles The Enforcement of European Union Law in the domestic legal order: primacy of EU law principles and direct effect. The citizenship. Labour Law part: The course will focus on classic topics protectionist discipline of employees: access to employment; vocational training, professional promotion, working conditions; remuneration. The lessons given will be carried out in view of the protection against gender discrimination and no gender (as in the case of discrimination between standard and flexible workers, EU and non EU). Students are invited to check the detailed schedule of classes available on the online platform.

Part A accounting principle used for budgetary planning, programming and financial management of local authorities The Audit Board Part B The internal control system - Purpose of internal controls - Organizational Tools - Strategic control - Management control - Supervision of financial balances - Control of administrative and accounting regularity - Control over subsidiaries - Quality control - Monitoring and reporting tools - Communications to the Court of Auditors

The ‘Law of the Earth’, the regulatory process which has been produced by the European public law, has been eroded by the pressures of economic globalization, which is stateless, spaceless and anomic in nature. The course proposes the key-words to understand this changing scenario and supplies the analytic tools for thinking the ongoing confused, anomic transition.

Course Calendar: Lesson 1: Introduction: organizational aspects; topics covered in the course Lesson 2: Urban development and marketing of the territories (start) Lesson 3: Urban development and marketing of the territories (continued) Lesson 4: Urban development and marketing of the territories (continued) Lesson 5: Urban development and marketing of the territories (end) Lesson 6: Presentation of the texts by the teacher: Caroli, Valdani / Ancarani Lesson 7: Discussion of texts: Caroli (start) Lesson 8: Discussion of texts: Caroli (continued) Lesson 9: Discussion of texts: Caroli (end) Lesson 10: Discussion of texts: Valdani / Ancarani (start) Lesson 11: Discussion of texts: Valdani / Ancarani (continued) Lesson 12: Discussion of texts: Valdani / Ancarani (end) Lesson 13: Analysis of a case of territorial marketing based on the topics covered Lesson 14: final reworking of the themes (start) Lesson 15: final reworking of the themes (end) Subsequent lessons consist in the discussion of cases of urban and territorial marketing N.B.: students are recommended to read in advance the texts which will be discussed in class

Course Calendar: Lesson 1: Introduction: organizational aspects; topics covered in the course Lesson 2: Urban development and marketing of the territories (start) Lesson 3: Urban development and marketing of the territories (continued) Lesson 4: Urban development and marketing of the territories (continued) Lesson 5: Urban development and marketing of the territories (end) Lesson 6: Presentation of the texts by the teacher: Caroli, Valdani / Ancarani Lesson 7: Discussion of texts: Caroli (start) Lesson 8: Discussion of texts: Caroli (continued) Lesson 9: Discussion of texts: Caroli (end) Lesson 10: Discussion of texts: Valdani / Ancarani (start) Lesson 11: Discussion of texts: Valdani / Ancarani (continued) Lesson 12: Discussion of texts: Valdani / Ancarani (end) Lesson 13: Analysis of a case of territorial marketing based on the topics covered Lesson 14: final reworking of the themes (start) Lesson 15: final reworking of the themes (end) Subsequent lessons consist in the discussion of cases of urban and territorial marketing N.B.: students are recommended to read in advance the texts which will be discussed in class

- Introduction to STATA - Data organization within STATA - Univariate analysis using STATA - Bivariate analysis using STATA - Multivariate analysis using STATA

Subject of the course will be the right of association and the right of employment relationships and, in particular: - To the right of association: the historical evolution of the Right Italian; the trade union organization; Freedom of Association; representation and trade union representation; corporate union representation (in the private sector and in the public sector) and trade union rights in the workplace; the collective agreement (models, structure, effectiveness, mandatory nature); the relationship between collective agreements and between collective bargaining and the law; collective bargaining in the civil service "privatized"; the collective dispute (the right to strike in its general outlines legal -nature, ownership, boundaries - and other forms of industrial action); the strike in essential public services; lockout; the repression of the anti-union behavior; - To the right of the employment relationship: the sources of labor law; the concepts of subordination, autonomy and parasubordination; the organization of the labor market and the establishment of relations; the type of employment contracts (fixed-term contract, parttime, temp work, etc.). the Governing power of the employer (general profiles, the discipline and the tasks of the employee's transfer, the working time management); the power of control and disciplinary power; the protection of health and safety in the workplace; remuneration (constitutional profiles, concept and structure, wage automation); the suspension of the employment relationship; layoffs; of the surplus personnel; the layoffs of discipline. Particular attention is given to developing skills in understanding and drafting of written texts. Students will be asked to rework, even in writing, analysis of case law material and / or doctrinal. Even the interim and final tests are in written form. In order to enrich the educational offer of the course giving the right space at the professional dimension, there is the testimony of a lawyer, a job counselor or a corporate lawyer who will explain in practical terms what it means today to be applying the law. Students are advised to check the detailed schedule of classes posted on DIR for the topics of the individual lectures.

The European Court of Justice and judiciary actions The EU Legal order: primary law and legislative acts The Enforcement of European Union Law in the domestic legal order: general principles The Enforcement of European Union Law in the domestic legal order: primacy of EU law principles and direct effect The Internal Market: free moovement of goods The Internal Market:free movement of workers; investments The European space of freedom, security and Justice citizenship.

Subject of the course will be the right of association and the right of employment relationships and, in particular: - To the right of association: the historical evolution of the Right Italian; the trade union organization; Freedom of Association; representation and trade union representation; corporate union representation (in the private sector and in the public sector) and trade union rights in the workplace; the collective agreement (models, structure, effectiveness, mandatory nature); the relationship between collective agreements and between collective bargaining and the law; collective bargaining in the civil service "privatized"; the collective dispute (the right to strike in its general outlines legal -nature, ownership, boundaries - and other forms of industrial action); the strike in essential public services; lockout; the repression of the anti-union behavior; - To the right of the employment relationship: the sources of labor law; the concepts of subordination, autonomy and parasubordination; the organization of the labor market and the establishment of relations; the type of employment contracts (fixed-term contract, parttime, temp work, etc.). the Governing power of the employer (general profiles, the discipline and the tasks of the employee's transfer, the working time management); the power of control and disciplinary power; the protection of health and safety in the workplace; remuneration (constitutional profiles, concept and structure, wage automation); the suspension of the employment relationship; layoffs; of the surplus personnel; the layoffs of discipline. Particular attention is given to developing skills in understanding and drafting of written texts. Students will be asked to rework, even in writing, analysis of case law material and / or doctrinal. Even the interim and final tests are in written form. In order to enrich the educational offer of the course giving the right space at the professional dimension, there is the testimony of a lawyer, a job counselor or a corporate lawyer who will explain in practical terms what it means today to be applying the law. Students are advised to check the detailed schedule of classes posted on DIR for the topics of the individual lectures.

Max Weber and the spirit of capitalism One of the most relevant texts of Max Weber, "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism", offers an original interpretation of the relation between ethical worldviews and capitalistic economical dynamics. Reading back this essay will provide tools to study contemporary power relation between politics, economy and ideology, by contextualising the thesis into Weber’s thought and in the wide literature on ethical and ideological legitimation of capitalism. The course will articulated in three parts: 1. Analysis of the notions of “spirit of time” and “capitalism” in philosophical, historical and sociological perspective; 2. Introduction to Max Weber’s thought; 3. Reading and commentary of "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism".

The course explores how the theoretical perspectives of "life course" and interactionism can be used to understand the development of deviant careers. Particular attention will be devoted to the factors and processes related to the persistence in delinquency and desisting from deviance.

Main content: • The meaning of institute, company and organization • The main schools of thought about organisation • A model for the analysis of health organisations: the Mintzberg model; • The organisation and evolution of the Italian Welfare: the logic and the basic choices on health policy; • the management of the health service and its components • Managerial organisation of healthcare related professions; • The logic of integration between healthcare professionals: the concept of Clinical Pathways • Elective Seminar: The cost of a shelter

The first part of the course will be dedicated to the analysis of the different perspectives of the sociology of health and illness and to the reading of the classics on the subject. The second part, however, will be devoted to the evolution of the legislation of the Italian national health system and its comparison with other international systems.

- Introduction to STATA - Data organization within STATA - Univariate analysis using STATA - Bivariate analysis using STATA - Multivariate analysis using STATA

This course aims at reflecting on the main socio-political theories about the contemporary age, with particular reference to globalisation and the coeval evolution of the political theory, to the concept of power, to the forms of democracy and the crisis of representation.Moreover, the course will focus on the most relevant streams of the contemporary political thought (liberalism, socialism, communism, fascism, anarchism) and the political philosophy (from classics to post-modernity).

- The corporate from Fordism to Post-Fordism - The social-institutional context of corporate - The societal relevance of corporate governance - A critical analysis of the concept of “corporate governance” - Shareholder / stakeholder - Participation and codetermination - European discourses and policies on corporate governance and participation - The corporate: beyond state and market?

Sociology of labour: Introduction and presentation of the research areas Drafting of an academic paper in the field of social sciences A. The instruments (professor): How to start: Work plan and timeline for the drafting of an academic paper (Phases  steps  expected results) How to design and draft an academic paper in the field of sociology: • The synopsis: what does it serve; structure; prerequisites. • Definition of the object of the research: theme/argument versus research problem • The research question (and its breakdown into analytical questions). • scheme/s and tables of contents (provisional) • literature: use (and abuses) B. The seminar papers (students) • Intermediate presentation (on the theme and the progress in drafting the text) and discussion • Final presentation

The ‘Law of the Earth’, the regulatory process which has been produced by the European public law, has been eroded by the pressures of economic globalization, which is stateless, spaceless and anomic in nature. The course proposes the key-words to understand this changing scenario and supplies the analytic tools for thinking the ongoing confused, anomic transition.

Sociology of labour: Introduction and presentation of the research areas Drafting of an academic paper in the field of social sciences A. The instruments (professor): How to start: Work plan and timeline for the drafting of an academic paper (Phases  steps  expected results) How to design and draft an academic paper in the field of sociology: • The synopsis: what does it serve; structure; prerequisites. • Definition of the object of the research: theme/argument versus research problem • The research question (and its breakdown into analytical questions). • scheme/s and tables of contents (provisional) • literature: use (and abuses) B. The seminar papers (students) • Intermediate presentation (on the theme and the progress in drafting the text) and discussion • Final presentation

Part A accounting principle used for budgetary planning, programming and financial management of local authorities The Audit Board Part B The internal control system - Purpose of internal controls - Organizational Tools - Strategic control - Management control - Supervision of financial balances - Control of administrative and accounting regularity - Control over subsidiaries - Quality control - Monitoring and reporting tools - Communications to the Court of Auditors

The full list of the readings will be supplied during the course. The core however will be represented by the topics below: I. Markets and efficiency II. Property entitlements III. Intellectual property IV. Torts and liability V. Contracts VI. The firm VII. Law and finance VIII. Sanctions and deterrence IX. Litigation

I week (19 e 22 feb): Introduction II week (26 feb/1 mar): theory and practice of collective decision-makingIII week (5/8 mar): Various form of democracy and deliberative democracyIV week (12/15 mar): Types of deliberation (with simulation labs)V week (19/22 mar): The information base: tools for territorial analysis and participatory pathways (with simulation labs)VI week (26 mar): Facilitating deliberative processesVII week (5 apr): Facilitating deliberative processes (with simulation labs)VIII week (9/12 apr): Public deliberation and collective decision-making (with case studies)IX week (16 apr): Forms of collective decision-making: arguing, bargaining and votingX week (23/26 apr): Forms of collective decision-making (with simulation labs and case studies)XI week (3 may): Problems and dilemmas of deliberative democracy XII week (7/10 may): Territorial embedding and institutionalisation of deliberative processes (with simulation labs and case studies)

The course introduces students to some aspects of a social antrhopological approach to the explanation of social phenomena. Part of the course covers anthropological research on immigration. - For the part on evolutionism. The second section of the first chapter of Robert Deliège’s book, Storia dell’antropologia (Il Mulino, Bologna 2008) entitled “L’evoluzionismo in antropologia” and the last section on “Il contributo e i limiti dell’antropologia evoluzionista” provide information on nineteenth century evolutionist perspectives. The sections on Morgan, Tylor and Frazer give basic information on three influential nineteenth-century scholars working in an evolutionist perspective. For the relevance of anthropologists’ rejection of evolutionism even today, see the Introduction to Jack Goody Il furto della storia OR the Introduction to his Capitalismo e modernità: il grande dibattito. - The first three chapters (“La stregoneria è un fenomeno organico e ereditario”, “Il concetto di stregoneria spiega gli avvenimenti sfavorevoli” and “Coloro che sono colpiti da disgrazie cercano gli stregoni fra i loro nemici”) of E. Evans-Pritchard’s book, Stregoneria, oracoli e magia tra gli Azande (Raffaello Cortina Editore, Milano 2002) show how one anthropologist made sense of beliefs and practices which on the surface appear totally irrational and totally distant from our own. Students do not need to master all the details of these beliefs but need to understand the basic intellectual questions posed by Evans-Pritchard. - The following brief texts are useful for understanding the problems connected with explanations in terms of “culture”: D. Cuche, "Culture degli immigrati” and "Culture d'origine", in D. Cuche, La nozione di cultura nelle scienze sociali, Il Mulino, Bologna 2003; G. Baumann, Etnicità, sangue o vino?, chapter 5 of L'enigma multiculturale, Il Mulino, Bologna 2007; V. Maher, De-codificando le parole chiave, in V. Maher, a cura di, Questioni di etnicità, Rosenberg e Sellier, Torino 1994; R. Boudon, entry on "Cultura e culturalismo" in R. Boudon, F. Bourricaud, Dizionario critico di sociologia, Armando, Roma 1991. - The Mayers’ essay on “Red” and “school” Xhosa in V. Maher ed. Questioni di etnicità (Rosenberg and Sellier, Torino 1994) provides an interesting description of rural migrants to a South African city who adopt very different attitudes towards “tradition”. - C. Capello, Le prigioni invisibili. Etnografia multisituata della migrazione marocchina, F. Angeli, Milano, 2008 is an interesting anthropological description of the social situation and beliefs of young Moroccans who wish to migrate from Casablanca and Khouribga, and of some who have actually managed to migrate and live in Turin. This “multi-sited” study is interesting for many reasons but is particularly useful on the “culture of migration” and on feelings of frustration and marginalization both in Morocco and in Italy. - P. Cingolani, Romeni d’Italia. Migrazioni, vita quotidiana e legami transnazionali, Il Mulino, Bologna 2009 is a bi-national study of Romanian migrants in Turin and in the small town of Marginea in north-east Romania. Interesting for many aspects of migration from post-communist Europe, on “integration” in the labour market and the housing market in Turin, and on effects of migration in Marginea. - Boissevain’s essay on “brokers” is an influential piece on how people may exploit their intermediary position linking different categories of people and thus earn political or personal profit; - D. Perrotta, Vecchi e nuovi mediatori. Storia, geografia ed etnografia del caporalato in agricoltura, “Meridiana”, n.79, 2014 is an account which uses the concept of “broker” to explain patterns of labour organization in agriculture;

The course introduces students to some aspects of a social antrhopological approach to the explanation of social phenomena. Part of the course covers anthropological research on immigration. - For the part on evolutionism. The second section of the first chapter of Robert Deliège’s book, Storia dell’antropologia (Il Mulino, Bologna 2008) entitled “L’evoluzionismo in antropologia” and the last section on “Il contributo e i limiti dell’antropologia evoluzionista” provide information on nineteenth century evolutionist perspectives. The sections on Morgan, Tylor and Frazer give basic information on three influential nineteenth-century scholars working in an evolutionist perspective. For the relevance of anthropologists’ rejection of evolutionism even today, see the Introduction to Jack Goody Il furto della storia OR the Introduction to his Capitalismo e modernità: il grande dibattito. - The first three chapters (“La stregoneria è un fenomeno organico e ereditario”, “Il concetto di stregoneria spiega gli avvenimenti sfavorevoli” and “Coloro che sono colpiti da disgrazie cercano gli stregoni fra i loro nemici”) of E. Evans-Pritchard’s book, Stregoneria, oracoli e magia tra gli Azande (Raffaello Cortina Editore, Milano 2002) show how one anthropologist made sense of beliefs and practices which on the surface appear totally irrational and totally distant from our own. Students do not need to master all the details of these beliefs but need to understand the basic intellectual questions posed by Evans-Pritchard. - The following brief texts are useful for understanding the problems connected with explanations in terms of “culture”: D. Cuche, "Culture degli immigrati” and "Culture d'origine", in D. Cuche, La nozione di cultura nelle scienze sociali, Il Mulino, Bologna 2003; G. Baumann, Etnicità, sangue o vino?, chapter 5 of L'enigma multiculturale, Il Mulino, Bologna 2007; V. Maher, De-codificando le parole chiave, in V. Maher, a cura di, Questioni di etnicità, Rosenberg e Sellier, Torino 1994; R. Boudon, entry on "Cultura e culturalismo" in R. Boudon, F. Bourricaud, Dizionario critico di sociologia, Armando, Roma 1991. - The Mayers’ essay on “Red” and “school” Xhosa in V. Maher ed. Questioni di etnicità (Rosenberg and Sellier, Torino 1994) provides an interesting description of rural migrants to a South African city who adopt very different attitudes towards “tradition”. - C. Capello, Le prigioni invisibili. Etnografia multisituata della migrazione marocchina, F. Angeli, Milano, 2008 is an interesting anthropological description of the social situation and beliefs of young Moroccans who wish to migrate from Casablanca and Khouribga, and of some who have actually managed to migrate and live in Turin. This “multi-sited” study is interesting for many reasons but is particularly useful on the “culture of migration” and on feelings of frustration and marginalization both in Morocco and in Italy. - P. Cingolani, Romeni d’Italia. Migrazioni, vita quotidiana e legami transnazionali, Il Mulino, Bologna 2009 is a bi-national study of Romanian migrants in Turin and in the small town of Marginea in north-east Romania. Interesting for many aspects of migration from post-communist Europe, on “integration” in the labour market and the housing market in Turin, and on effects of migration in Marginea. - Boissevain’s essay on “brokers” is an influential piece on how people may exploit their intermediary position linking different categories of people and thus earn political or personal profit; - D. Perrotta, Vecchi e nuovi mediatori. Storia, geografia ed etnografia del caporalato in agricoltura, “Meridiana”, n.79, 2014 is an account which uses the concept of “broker” to explain patterns of labour organization in agriculture;

The first part of the course will be dedicated to the analysis of the different perspectives of the sociology of health and illness and to the reading of the classics on the subject. The second part, however, will be devoted to the evolution of the legislation of the Italian national health system and its comparison with other international systems.

- Introduction to STATA - Data organization within STATA - Univariate analysis using STATA - Bivariate analysis using STATA - Multivariate analysis using STATA

The course will offer the basic concepts of sociological analysis of regulatory phenomena. In particular, we will consider the following areas: 1) the legal messages 2) the right in action in social and health institutions

Course Calendar Lesson 1: Overview of the course content. Presentation of the lecture mode (illustration of the texts by the teacher and discussion of the texts in the classroom); presentation of examinations (written report and its discussion); presentation of the schedule of class. Presentation of the texts: Bagnasco, Mela, Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 2: Discussion of texts: Bagnasco Lesson 3: Discussion of texts: Bagnasco (below), Mela (Chapter 1). Lesson 4: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 3). Lesson 5: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 4) (Start). Lesson 6: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 4) (End). Lesson 7: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 5) (Start). Lesson 8: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 5) (End). Lesson 9: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 6). Lesson 10: intermediate reworking of the themes. Lesson 11: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 12: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 13: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 14: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 15: final reworking of the themes covered in the course. N.B .: students are recommend students to read in advance the texts.

The course will offer the basic concepts of sociological analysis of regulatory issues regarding the family and childhood In particular, we will consider the following areas: 1) the transformation of the family 2) the transformation of family law in Italy

The full list of the readings will be supplied during the course. The core however will be represented by the topics below: I. Markets and efficiency II. Property entitlements III. Intellectual property IV. Torts and liability V. Contracts VI. The firm VII. Law and finance VIII. Sanctions and deterrence IX. Litigation

The course discuss the role played by media communication in the context of the sociological debate and more specifically in reference with the sociology of culture. A first part will focus on classical contributions in the formation of a sociology of communication. The classical authors considered for this part of the course will be the following: Karl Marx, Max Weber, Emile Durkheim, Georg Simmel, Robert Merton, George Herbert Mead, Alfred Shutz, Erving Goffman, Harold Garfinkel, Pierre Bourdieu, Michel Foucault, Jurgen Habermas, Stuart Hall e Luc Boltanski. Obviously, only small parts of their complex theorisations will be considered, namely those directly relevant for a sociology of media and communication. The first part is intended as an opportunity to review classical approaches in sociology such as structuralism, functionalism, conflict theories, symbolic interactionism, phenomenology, field theory etc. A second part will illustrate the specific interest in a sociological approach to contemporary media. This will be accomplished by constant reference to contemporary communication and media leading scholars such as Gaye Tuchman, Simon Cottle, Rodney Benson, James Curran, Nick Couldry, Roger Silverstone, Sonia Livingstone, Barbie Zelizer, David Morley, Danah Boyd, William A. Gamson, Manuel Castells, Lilie Chouliaraki. The course here will touch big issues and concepts in communication studies such as mediatization process, media rituals, media logic, news-making and news-management, processes of identity-building through media consumption and production, social media use and network society, social movements in the internet age, the transformations of the public sphere, representations of ethnicity and gender in the media. Three selected videos will be showed and collectively analysed. Moreover, a couple of cases of news circulations in old and new media, off-line and on-line will be narrated and discussed. Those collective analysis and open discussions are conceived in order to review some practical concepts and few theoretical models and understand how to use them heuristically.

The course deals with the following topics: - what does it mean "integration"? - what does it mean "integration" in migration contexts? - migration processes, integration patterns, policies

The course extends students knowledge of the sociology of migration. The focus is on the long-term effects of migration and its connections with the local system of social stratification. In this context, the course explores conditions of “integration” (in the labour market, the school system, etc.) of migrants and their children. The debate around the concept of “segmented assimilation” will be explained, and more in general that around the “second generation” in the United States and Europe. Attention will be given to “structural” factors influencing the various dimensions of integration, and in this context cases of internal migration will be discussed and compared with international migration.

Main content: • The meaning of institute, company and organization • The main schools of thought about organisation • A model for the analysis of health organisations: the Mintzberg model; • The organisation and evolution of the Italian Welfare: the logic and the basic choices on health policy; • the management of the health service and its components • Managerial organisation of healthcare related professions; • The logic of integration between healthcare professionals: the concept of Clinical Pathways • Elective Seminar: The cost of a shelter

The course will offer the basic concepts of sociological analysis of regulatory phenomena. In particular, we will consider the following areas: 1) the legal messages 2) the right in action in social and health institutions

Course Calendar Lesson 1: Overview of the course content. Presentation of the lecture mode (illustration of the texts by the teacher and discussion of the texts in the classroom); presentation of examinations (written report and its discussion); presentation of the schedule of class. Presentation of the texts: Bagnasco, Mela, Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 2: Discussion of texts: Bagnasco Lesson 3: Discussion of texts: Bagnasco (below), Mela (Chapter 1). Lesson 4: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 3). Lesson 5: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 4) (Start). Lesson 6: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 4) (End). Lesson 7: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 5) (Start). Lesson 8: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 5) (End). Lesson 9: Discussion of texts: Mela (Chapter 6). Lesson 10: intermediate reworking of the themes. Lesson 11: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 12: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 13: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 14: Discussion of the text: Rivista dello sviluppo rurale / Calvaresi Lesson 15: final reworking of the themes covered in the course. N.B .: students are recommend students to read in advance the texts.

The course will offer the basic concepts of sociological analysis of regulatory issues regarding the family and childhood In particular, we will consider the following areas: 1) the transformation of the family 2) the transformation of family law in Italy

Teachers will suggestshort bibliographies, useful for writing papers. List of the speakers, contents and dates: Daniele Scarscelli-Rosalba Altopiedi, Medicalization of deviance, social control and Social Work, 24.10.2016, ore 10-13; 14-17 Chiara Bertone, Social Work and social movements, 23.03.2018 ore 10-13 Caterina Galluccio, Finance and social innovation, 23.03.2018 ore 14-17 Maria Perino, Social Work and the refugees welcome system, 19.01. 2018 ore 10-13 Enrico Gargiulo, Security policies between territorial control, regulation and meritocracy. 19.01. 2018 ore 14-17 Anna Rosa Favretto, Children’s rights to health, 09.02.2018 ore 10-13 Andrea Pogliano, Social effects of the invention of the victim, 09.02.2018 ore 14-17 Elena Allegri, Social Work in an international perspective, 13.03.2018, ore 10-13 Giovanni Garena, Orientation towards quality, 13.03.2018, ore 14-17