The Department of Law, Economics, Management, and Quantitative Methods (DEMM) at the University of Sannio presents a seminar series titled "EU Law and Italian Law: Dialogue or Contradiction?". The initiative is led by Professors Vincenzo Casamassima (Constitutional Law) and Nicola Ruccia (EU Law) as part of the Master's Programme in Law.

Organised in collaboration with the PhD Programme "Person, Market, Institutions" (Module: "Sources of Law, Method, and Interpretation") and the Jean Monnet Module 2023–2026 “European Energy Law and Policy in Times of Crisis” (ELPOTIC), the seminars will explore critical aspects of the interplay between EU and Italian legal systems.

Key topics include:

• Fundamental rights protection;
• Forms of government;
• Judicial and constitutional justice systems.

Starting on 23 January 2025, the series features five sessions held at the Sala dell’Assunta, Palazzo San Domenico, Benevento. Each seminar, introduced by Professors Casamassima and Ruccia, adopts a dual-dialogue format, fostering an exchange of perspectives between scholars of constitutional/public law and EU/international law.