Public policy is the collection of decisions and means used by governments / institutions to respond to the diverse and complex combination of social, environmental, economic and cultural problems, issues and circumstanc...

The 'political' in the thought of the 20th and 21st century refers to the 'differentia specifica' or the fundamental traits of political action as distinct from both other forms of practice and process -social, economic,...

This course familiarize students with some crucial features of the post-Enlightenment, 19th century. Our approach will involve a reflection on a number of questions including Hegelian political theory, French liberalism,...

Public policy is the collection of decisions and means used by governments / institutions to respond to the diverse and complex combination of social, environmental, economic and cultural problems, issues and circumstanc...

This course explores the political and economic developments in the three pillars of modern globalization: international trade, foreign direct investment, cross-border capital flows. Particular emphasis is given to the c...

In this course, students will become familiar with the modern methodological tools required for the strategic and tactical (re-)planning for the policy of public sector bodies especially, as well as with the current soci...

This course offers empirical (practical) education-not just theoretical analysis of applied politics into three sub-themes: strategy for resources management (financial and human), communication and measurement of public...

The main goal of the course is to familiarize students with the modern theoretical and empirical approach on local and regional governance. It also provides them with the development of local institutions in Europe throu...

We aim to discuss the utilization of information technology, multimedia technology, social networking platforms, and the world-wide web (in short ICT: Information and Communication Technology) in both governance and demo...