“The study examines the legal effects of the codes of ethics of Italian universities after [#OMISSIS#] reform and, subsequently, after the anti corruption law of 2012. The analysis of Italian legislation shows that codes of ethics of universities cannot be considered as specific codes of conduct disciplined by general law of public employment. The second part of the study examines the wideness of autonomy of universities according to the discipline of codes of ethics of [#OMISSIS#] reform and if this kind of autonomy can increase differentiation, efficiency and accountability of university system”.
(Dall’Abstract a cura dell’Autore)