The general constitutional law and its fundamental concepts. The constituent power.The notion of a Constitution and its different meanings. The State and its constituent elements. The sovereignty and the democratic principle. Citizenship.-The Italian Constitution, the fundamental constitutional principles. Pluralistic democratic State. Inviolable rights and duties required. Social formations and status. The principle of equality.The forms of Government. Critical insights on the distinction.The sources of law and their criteria authorising officers. Sources of knowledge and sources of production. Sources Act and sources did. Primary sources and secondary sources.Legal acts. Classification criteria with regard to their nature and their effects.The Italian State and its constitutional organization. Constitutional organs and organs of constitutional significance.Parliament, Government and public administration. The President of the Republic. The Constitutional Court. The Judiciary autonomous territorial Entities property. The Regions. Characteristics of Italian regionalism and its evolution. The new title V of the Constitution. neutral powers. Independent administrative authorities.The constitutional guarantees and fundamental rights.Civil rights, political rights and social rights.
The economic rights.