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Lehrveranstaltungsangebot im SS 2004 - Universität Erfurt

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<strong>Universität</strong> <strong>Erfurt</strong> –<strong>Lehrveranstaltungsangebot</strong> Sommersemester <strong>2004</strong><br />

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Ulrich Schlie<br />

INT-102: Current Issues in Foreign Policy<br />

WBS-Public Policy / 4-Vertiefungs-Modul: International Affairs<br />

Fr<br />

Fr<br />

Sa<br />

Fr<br />

Sa<br />

16—19<br />

16—19<br />

10—18<br />

16—19<br />

10—18<br />

16.04.04<br />

21.05.04<br />

22.05.04<br />

02.07.04<br />

03.07.04<br />

23.04.04 12:32:33<br />

LG 1<br />

LG 1<br />

LG 1<br />

LG 1<br />

LG 1<br />

712/764<br />

S WP – 3 ECTS E<br />

The course is a<strong>im</strong>ing at giving an overview of recent developments in international affairs.<br />

German foreign policy is built on actors, rules, and tendencies of international politics will be<br />

discussed against the background of current problems. There will be an emphasis on Case<br />

studies in international law as well as security related topics. An outlook on future<br />

developments will be included.<br />

Literatur:<br />

Arthur Kissinger, Does America need a Foreign Policy, 2001.<br />

Joeph Nye, The Paradox of American Power, 2002.<br />

Naill Fergusson, Empire, How Britain made the Modern World, 2003.<br />

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Markus Lederer<br />

INT 106: Introduction to International Political Economy<br />

WBS-Public Policy / 4-Vertiefungs-Modul: International Affairs<br />

Fr<br />

Fr<br />

Do<br />

11—14<br />

11—18<br />

12—18<br />

23.04.04<br />

04.06.04<br />

15.07.04<br />

LG 1<br />

LG 1<br />

°<br />

S WP – 3 ECTS E<br />

This is a mult<strong>im</strong>edia class about economic policy. To enjoy all the fun of it you should be<br />

familiar with the basic concepts of micro- and macroeconomics. However, even if you have<br />

never had any introduction to economics you should be able to understand most parts of the<br />

course. The course has two main parts: The first one discusses the classical role of the state<br />

and is very s<strong>im</strong>ilar to traditional textbooks covering the subject. The questions raised are<br />

Why is the state involved at all in the economy?<br />

Which a<strong>im</strong>s does it have in influencing economic life?<br />

Which instruments are at its disposal and how successful can they be employed?<br />

The second part of this class differs from traditional analyses as it does no longer take the<br />

single nation-state as its point of departure. Instead, we analyze contemporary challenges in<br />

the field of trade, money, finance, development, and the environment from various angles. The<br />

a<strong>im</strong> of this second part is thus to develop a better understanding of the challenges any kind of<br />

economic policy faces in a globalized world.<br />

Literatur:<br />

available online<br />

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