Participation requirements

The course is open for:

• Students enrolled in all Masters Programmes, however, this course is especially recommended to students enrolled in the Master in International and European Public Law and students enrolled in the Master in Commercial and Company Law.
• The students participating in the Erasmus Programme (also at bachelor level).

Lectures

Lecture 1: International trade: economic logic – exchange

Lecture 2: International trade: theorem of comparative advantages & Free trade, protection, tariffs

Lecture 3: International trade: stages of integration

Lecture 4: Federalism

Lecture 5: Federalism + Rent-seeking

Lecture 6: Regulatory competition as a means of economic integration

Lecture 7: European competition policy

Lecture 8: European Financial Integration

Exam and resit

Method of examination: Written exam with open questions.