Goals
- Students are aware of basic definition, history and central actors of global economic relations.
- Students can explain the main relevant economic theories and their differences and the function of trade relations and global labour markets.
- Students can differentiate and discuss between impacts and interdependences of globalisation on local level and intercultural cooperation.
- Students can deduct links between economic processes and migration flows and explain them.
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Teachers |
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Mathias Czaika, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Barbara Brenner, Dr. Albert Kraler, Mag. Friedrich Altenburg, MSc |
Contents
- History of globalisation 1492 - 2015
- Economic relations: production, trade and finances
- Political foundations: actors and systems
- Postcolonial theory and alternative interpretations
| Graduation | Certificate of performance |
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| Format | Blended Learning |
| ECTS points | 7 |
| Participation fee | EUR 950.00 |
| Holdings |
28/11/2024 - 01/12/2024
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| Language | German |
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