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Competition Law and Policy in Comparative Perspective

POL61300Specialization in Management6 ECTSEnglishsummer semesterDepartment Governance
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What it is about

The module covers the political economy of competition policy in a comparative and international perspective. You will learn how institutions regulate competition, which historical and current political forces shape competition policy, and how this affects markets, inequality, and standards.

What you will be able to do

  • describe the historical and international political economy of competition policy
  • analyze the questions of the competition order from a political-economic perspective
  • evaluate contributions to the discussion of competition policy
  • link current debates on economics with developments in competition policy
  • develop your own positions on market governance through competition policy

What the module consists of

  • Reading Seminarweekly joint discussion of the assigned reading texts; central instructional component
  • Supplementary mediavideos and podcasts to complement and bring practice-oriented depth to the topics

Teaching method

  • seminar-style reading discussionenables in-depth work with scholarly texts and joint exchange
  • use of videos and podcastsprovides additional contextual examples and practical relevance
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