CORE COURSES
> Globalisation | Richard Baldwin
> International Finance and Financial Crises | Beatrice Weder Di Mauro ELECTIVES
> Biofinance | Vinh-Kim Nguyen, Nadya Wells, Ryan Patrick Whitacre
> Business and Human Rights (3 ECTS) | Anita Ramasastry
> Competition Law and Economics | Damien Neven
> The Economics and Political Economy of International Financial Policy (3 ECTS) | Cédric Tille, Cédric Dupont
> Finance and Developmen | Ugo Panizza
> Financing the SDG Agenda: Unpacking the Trillion Dollar Opportunity | Brindusa Burrows
> Globalisation and the Political Economy of Labor | Sungmin Rho
> International Business | Simon Evenett
> Internet Governance and Economics (3 ECTS) | Michael Kende
> Political Economy of International Energy | Giacomo Luciani
> State-Owned Enterprises. Trade, Competition and Investment-Related Issues | Damien Neven, Joost Pauwelyn
> Systems-Thinking and the Global Political Economy | Cédric Dupont
> Technology and Development | Rolf Traeger
> Topics on Trade and Chinese Economy | Yuan Zi
> Trade and Development | Robert Koopman
> Weaponizing the Financial System: New Frontiers at the Security/Finance Nexus | Aurel Niederberger
> Anthropology and Finance* | Anna-Riikka Kauppinen
> Capital: Past, Present, Future* | Carolyn Biltoft
> The Economics of International Trade* | Robert Koopman
> Economic History* | Nathan Sussman
> Finance, Development, Inclusion* | Nathan Sussman
> The Fuel of Globalisation: Transnational Histories of the Petroleum Century* | Antoine Acker
> Global Capitalism, Precarious Labour and the Luxury Industry* | Giulia Mensitieri
> International Finance in History* | Rui Pedro Esteves
> International Intellectual Property Law: Current Issues* | Edward Kwakwa
> International Investment Law* | Dolores Bentolila, Chanya Punyakumpol
> International Trade B* | Richard Baldwin
> International Trade Law* | Jan Bohanes
> Internet, Technology and International Law* | Thomas Schultz
> TradeLab International Economic Law & Development Clinic* | Colette Van der Ven, Chanya Punyakumpol
* Course open in priority to disciplinary programmes.
MASTER IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS SPECIALISATION TRACK
TRADE AND
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
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he Trade and International Finance track introduces students to core issues in interna- tional economic integration. Stu- dents can choose between two required core courses in this spe- cialisation: one on Globalisation or one on International Finance.The first required course looks at how globalisation and its con- ceptualisation have changed over the past two centuries and how it is likely to change going forward.
The second required course cov- ers some of the principles and key topics in international finance.
Drawing on the disciplines of the Graduate Institute and the exper- tise of experienced policymakers, a range of electives courses will provide other perspectives on international economic integra- tion, in particular from history and anthropology. The courses will also cover specialised topics such as competition and industrial policy, internet governance, inter- national standard setting and the global governance of intellectual property rights. Through case- based teaching and the opportu- nity to develop a capstone project, students will be challenged by concrete problems.
