Intercultural Economic relations – IPP

About this course

The aim of this course is to acquire fundamental concepts in Intercultural Economic Relations, by providing a set of fundamental tools of economic analysis. Moreover, this course focuses on the International trade and, at a more aggregate level, on the conceptualization and analysis of Regional Cultural and Economic integration as well as on international monetary and financial relations.

Course Requirements

Analysis, problem-solving, critical thinking, and research ability.

Expected learning outcomes

The subject taught should develop the following: General Skills: -To differentiate the main concepts, problems, objectives and the main stakeholders of intercultural economic relations; -To foster the critical thinking of the students regarding the addressed subjects and to apprehend its actual relevance. Specific Skills: -Characterizing the main stakeholders of intercultural economic relations; -Analysing specific elements of international relations and connections between economies; -Understanding International Trade; -Understand the different types of regional trading arrangements and the relevance of intercultural economic cooperation.

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