EC 342 - European Regional Economics
As Europe forges an increasingly closer union, regions have emerged as important actors, both economically and politically. The purpose of this course is to study, particularly from an economic perspective, the origins, significance and possible futures of the so-called “Europe of Regions”, in a context of increasing economic and political interdependence.
Course Information
Discipline(s):
Economics
Term(s) Offered:
Fall
Spring
Credits:
3
Language of instruction:
English
Contact Hours:
45
Prerequisites:
None