La Legislazione Dell'istruzione Superiore in Italia E La Riforma Universitaria

"La Legislazione Dell'istruzione Superiore in Italia E La Riforma Universitaria" by Domenico Mantovani-Orsetti offers observations on ministerial drafts concerning general university regulations and special regulations for law faculties in early 20th-century Italy. This historical analysis provides insights into the debates and considerations surrounding higher education reform during this period. Mantovani-Orsetti's work is a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of Italian educational policies and the challenges faced in adapting university systems to meet the needs of a changing society. It sheds light on the legal and structural aspects of higher education in Italy, making it relevant for scholars and anyone interested in the history of education and law.

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