| Uitgebreide vaknaam |
Why Nations Fail |
| Leerdoelen |
Identify, describe and analyze rent seeking, extractive policies and the associated interests groups in nation-states, how this affects the success of nations, discuss areas for reform and associated difficulties. |
| Omschrijving |
This course addresses institutions and how important they are for success, or failure of nations. It also shows that there are no easy solutions. The course starts by introducing the concept of transaction costs and the effect it has on our society. Next, the course builds upon this insight and applies it to different countries in different historical settings to explain failure or success on a nation-wide level. |
| Uren per week |
variabel |
| Onderwijsvorm |
Bijeenkomst(en), Discussiebijeenkomsten, Groepsbijeenkomst(en) en -onderzoeksopdracht(en), Literatuurstudie, Praktische werkvormen, Presentatie(s), Werkcolleges, Zelfstudie
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| Toetsvorm |
Actieve deelname, Groepsopdracht(en), Peer reviews, Presentatie(s)
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| Vaksoort |
Honours College-Bachelor
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| Coördinator |
prof. dr. O. Couwenberg
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| Docent(en) |
prof. dr. O. Couwenberg
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| Verplichte literatuur |
| Titel |
Auteur |
ISBN |
Prijs |
| Why Nations Fail |
A. Acemoglu & J. Robinson |
978-0-307-71922-5 |
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| the problem of social cost |
R.H. Coase |
download |
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| Entreevoorwaarden |
Open only to non-Faculty of Spatial Sciences students.
Only available for students who have been accepted into the BA Honours College Programme. |
| Opmerkingen |
The following condition (Article 3.6 of the EAR, to be found in your Student Portal under Organizations) applies: “Except in the event of extraordinary circumstances, all Honours Programme course units have a 100% attendance requirement, which includes preparation for and active participation in the course units.” |
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