From Compromise To Process: The Implementation Of The South Tyrolean Autonomy

Bilingual Legal Education in Italy: Translating Languages Into Teaching Methods

“…482/1999. See Woelk et al (2007); Woelk (2007), p. 157. With reference to the Italian-French bilingual area of Valle d'Aosta, higher education in law is entirely held in Italian. As already mentioned, at the university of Aosta, with the exception of the "double degree" projects that are held with foreign universities (as an example, the University of Savoie Mont Blanc and the University of Nice), all classes dealing with law are taught in Italian.…”