Welcome to my personal homepage! here you can find some information on my research and teaching activities. If you would like to know more, visit the pages indicates as "contacts".
Among my publications in English, I would like to point out the recent book "Foundations of Italian Public Law": https://www.giappichelli.it/foundations-of-italian-public-law-9791221103212
Professor Groppi will receive students both in person (office n. 50) and through google.meet every Tuesday at 12 am. Bookings must be made for both forms of appointements, by Monday evening, by sending an email to tania.groppi@unisi.it from your student.unisi email address, also indicating the registration number at UNISI.The virtual room adress is https://meet.google.com/ukg-epeg-qck
GUIDELINES FOR THESIS: PUBLIC LAW (BACHELOR DEGREE); COMPARATIVE LAW (MASTER DEGREE)
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT (below here)
PUBLIC LAW COURSE SCHEDULE
Monday 2:30 pm- 4 pm CAPARRELLI B CLASSROOM
Tuesday 10:15 am- 11:45 am CAPARRELLI B CLASSROOM
Wednesday 10:15 am-11:45 am CAPARRELLI B CLASSROOM
Program of the course and textbook
The course will be developed through two sections.
The first section will be devoted to an illustration of the principles of Constitutionalism and Public Law in comparative perspective.
The second section will focus on the Italian constitutional experience, considering also its membership of the European Union.
TEXTBOOK: The reference book is:
Tania Groppi, Andrea Simoncini, Foundations of Italian Public Law, Giappichelli Torino 2025, SECOND EDITION
available here: https://www.giappichelli.it/foundations-of-italian-public-law-9791221115...
Organization of the Course
The course is developed throughout a face to face learning, also encouraging the dialogue with students
Attendance and active participation of the students are essential and strongly recommended.
Please consider the rules in the pdf document in the section "NOTICES" of this page.
