Νομική Σχολή | Αριστοτέλειο Πανεπιστήμιο Θεσσαλονίκης

The course ‘Institutions of Roman Private Law’ aims at giving an overview of several Institutions of the Roman Private Law and of the notions which underlie them. The course follows Gaius’ tripartite division to ...

The main topics to be discussed in the context of the course are: 1. Law' claim and the positive law/natural law divide. The exemplary situation of Sophocles'Antigone 2. The duty to obey the city's laws in Plato'...

This module aims to provide a critical overview of the main legal systems of Antiquity. Stress is put upon the constitutional organization of both the Greek city-state and Rome, through a comparative analysis of ...

This module aims to provide a critical overview of the main legal systems of Antiquity. Stress is put upon the constitutional organization of both the Greek city-state and Rome, through a comparative analysis of the soci...

The course suggests mainly a historical overview on the formation of modern legal thinking, from French Revolution to our own era. This overview fosters on the question of what Law is and how it should be interpreted. ...

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The course consists of three parts: In the introductory part, the student will be acquainted with the history of the discussion on the unification of Contract Law in Europe as well as with the debate on its impor...

1st Course: Meeting the students presentation of scope and subject of the whole course 2nd Course: GENERAL INTRODUCTION IN THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS {Ι}. the notion: The content of the right, distinction fro...

The course is dealing with anti-trust or free competition law based on art.101 to 109 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. The following subjects are covered: -Anticompetitive agreements,decision...

The course is dealing with types of companies which are regulated by European directives and especially with companies limited by shares and companies with limited liability and the European Co. Only the law of t...