Welcome to a two-part course designed to provide both methodological and topical insights into assessing a country's economic integration within the global landscape. In the first course, we focus on Europe, while the second course shifts attention to Asia. Together, these courses offer a comparative view of how different regions engage with the global economy.
The core of each module is guiding students through the process of developing a research report on self-defined economic questions. In both courses, you'll gain practical experience using official registry data to analyze economic trends across countries and time periods, enabling you to identify patterns and shifts that influence regional and global economies.
Collaborative learning is emphasized through group projects, where you'll apply advanced empirical methods to quantitatively assess economic changes in Europe and Asia. You'll also develop skills in defending and communicating your policy report findings, preparing you for real-world situations where clear, evidence-based conclusions are essential.
By the end of these linked courses, you'll have the methodological tools, regional insights, and practical experience needed to navigate and contribute to the fast-paced world of international business and economics.
- Dozent/in: Erdal Yalcin