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LUISS Summer School

The document is an announcement for the LUISS Summer School on International Trade: Law and Economics to be held from July 4-15, 2016 in Rome, Italy. It will provide professionals and students a comprehensive understanding of international trade issues through lectures from world-class professors and experts. Participants can earn 8 ECTS credits and 24 hours of professional credits. The summer school will have 60 hours of classes over 2 weeks and cost 1,300 euros to attend or 1,950 euros including accommodation.

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LUISS Summer School

The document is an announcement for the LUISS Summer School on International Trade: Law and Economics to be held from July 4-15, 2016 in Rome, Italy. It will provide professionals and students a comprehensive understanding of international trade issues through lectures from world-class professors and experts. Participants can earn 8 ECTS credits and 24 hours of professional credits. The summer school will have 60 hours of classes over 2 weeks and cost 1,300 euros to attend or 1,950 euros including accommodation.

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WITH THE PATRONAGE

% The European Commission


Representation in Italy
% The Italian Ministry of Economic
Development
% CONFINDUSTRIA (Confederation
of the Italian Manufacturing Industries )
% Bar Association of Rome
(Ordine degli Avvocati di Roma)

Rome
415 July
2016

The LUISS Summer School


aims at providing professionals,
government officials, international
civil servants, financial
consultants, scholars and students
with a comprehensive and
in-depth understanding of the
legal and economic implications of
the most relevant and up-to-date
issues of international trade, both
through high-level lectures and
professionalizing training.

% SACE
% Simest

The Summer School combines


high-level lectures and
professionalizing training given
by world-class professors,
WTO and EU officers, public
administration managers and
experts from the private sector
operating in the international
markets.

LUISS Summer School


on International Trade:
Law and Economics
Co-Financed by the European Commission
Jean Monnet Module 2014

24

Formative
credit

ECTS
points

Upon successful completion of the course


and following a written examination,
participants will be issued a certificate
of attendance which qualifies them for
the accreditation of 8 ECTS points. The
participation to the Program will also
qualify for the accreditation of 24 formative
credits by the Bar Association of Rome
(Ordine degli Avvocati di Roma).

60
Hours
of class time
The course will run from 4 to 15 July 2016
and includes 60 hours of class time divided
into two weekly sessions (6 hours per day,
5 days a week), including a Round-table
discussion at the end of the first week.
All lectures are given in English.

Elena SCISO

Course Director, Professor of International


Economic Law, LUISS Guido Carli

Tuition fees
1.300

The deadline for


applying to the
Summer School is

for the attendance


of the Summer
School only

15 May 2016.

1.950

The number of
participants
is limited to 40.

FACULTY
Peter
Balas
Deputy Director-General,
Directorate General Trade,
European Commission

Sergio
Balibrea
Director Assemblies Division
at WIPO (World Intellectual
Property Organization)

Olivier
De Laroussilhe
Former Head of Unit E3,
Directorate General Trade,
European Commission

as comprehensive
of the two weeks
accommodation at
Hotel Delle Muse

Maria Beatrice
Deli

Lelio
Lapadre

Roberta
Piermartini

Secretary General of the Italian


Association for International
Arbitration (AIA)

Professor of International
Economics, University of LAquila

Economic Research and


Statistics Division, WTO

Vincenzo
Lenucci

Andrea
Primerano

Chief of the International Affairs


Office, CONFAGRICOLTURA

Manager, Customs and


International Trade,
Ernst&Young

Marco
Felisati
Vice Director, Europe and
Internationalization Department,
CONFINDUSTRIA

Giorgio
Ferrante
SIMEST

Executive Director World


Farmers Organisation, WFO

Carlo
Gamberale

Antonio
Massoli Taddei

Legal Affairs Division, WTO

Rainer
Geiger
Former Deputy Director, Financial
and Enterprise Affairs, OECD

CONTACT US
Summer School Secretariat
T +39 06 85 225 534/579/352/447
M lsst@luiss.it

Marco
Marzano
de Marinis

SACE

Maria
Pereyra
Legal Affairs Division, WTO

Amedeo
Teti
Director General, General
Direction for Trade
Policy, Italian Ministry of
Economic Development

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