Details

Faculty	Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences
Domain	Economics
Code	UE-EEP.00334
Languages	English
Type of lesson	Lecture
Level	Master
Semester	SP-2020

Schedules and rooms

Summary schedule	Friday 10:15 - 13:00, Hebdomadaire (Spring semester)
Hours per week	3

Teaching

Teachers	Roser Dominic
Description	This course covers questions of justice that arise in the global economy. The first two sessions introduce the necessary philosophical tools. The subsequent sessions cover topics such as tax competition, free trade, the global and intergenerational distribution of the costs of climate change, poverty eradication, democratic control of global economic institutions, remittances, etc. For most of the sessions a short essay has to be submitted which criticizes the reading of the respective week. The sessions consists of a mix of discussions and lecture-style inputs.
Training objectives	The course has two sets of goals: 1. Discussing and finding answers to pressing ethical issues that face policymakers, citizens, and business people     in the global economy. 2. Knowledge of theories of justice, particularly in their extension to global and long-term questions.
Softskills	Yes
Off field	No
BeNeFri	Yes
Mobility	Yes
UniPop	No
Auditor	Yes

Documents

Bibliography

Caney, Simon. Justice Beyond Borders: A Global Political Theory. Oxford University Press, 2006. Fleurbaey, Marc, "Economics and Economic Justice", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Winter 2016 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = .

Evaluation continue - SP-2020, Session d'été 2020

Assessments methods	By rating
Descriptions of Exams	Benotung von Essays, die während des Kurses geschrieben werden.

Written exam

Assessments methods	By rating
Descriptions of Exams	Schriftliche Prüfung 90 Min. Nur Wiederholungsprüfung