There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

The module is taught over 10 teaching sessions (structured into 10 lectures and 5 tutorials). It will provide the students with a firm and critical understanding of key concepts of Comparative Public Law and of selected issues of contemporary constitutionalism. Topics that will be covered include, for example, an introduction to public comparative law, comparative constitutional justice, multilevel constitutionalism, and comparative issues in fundamental rights protection.
The above will be adapted to reflect changes in a very dynamic and ever-evolving area of law.

LO! Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge and understanding of comparative legal methodology.
LO2 Demonstrate the ability to identify and explain the main features of various legal traditions in an informed, rigorous and concise way
LO3 Critically analyse the key legal issues characterising comparative public law today.
LO4 Analyse and evaluate the comparative constitutional dimensions of political and societal developments that take place in multilevel settings.
LO5 Demonstrate the ability to research and use appropriate legal and academic sources to support arguments and conclusions; and appropriate use of OSCOLA (Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities).