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E-Commerce Law

E-Commerce Law

The Internet and other new communication technologies have created whole new possibilities for sharing personal data and other digital information, electronic marketing, deliverance of performances of good and services. These possibilities have caused and continuous to cause new legal questions to

Dynamic Asset Allocation

Dynamic Asset Allocation

After completion of the course, it is expected that the student can: explain the general modeling techniques presented in the course and apply them to specific problems similar to those studied in the course explain how the results in the specific models are derived provide and discuss economic

Disruptive Innovation in Digital Art-activism and Business

Disruptive Innovation in Digital Art-activism and Business

The framework of the course is a rework of the business concept 'disruptive innovation'. In the course we aim to discuss the interactions between the fields of business and digital art/activism in new ways. New technologies involving self-organization (e.g. Wikipedia) disrupt business practices.

Digital Business Innovation & Social Media

Digital Business Innovation & Social Media

We live in interesting times, in which digital technology and business innovation evolve together, changing the way we do business, interact with people, and manage our career. This course aims to prepare you for overcoming the challenges we are facing in digital economies. The course discusses how

Cross-cultural Studies in Memory and Autobiographical Memory

Cross-cultural Studies in Memory and Autobiographical Memory

Memory is the ability to remember and reconstruct the past. This seminar will mainly focus on how cultural factors influence remembering, in general and the remembering of our own lives, in particular. In this context, we will discuss research in cultural differences in memory and autobiographical

Corporate Entrepreneurship

Corporate Entrepreneurship

The focus of this course is on the creation and management of entrepreneurial initiatives within a corporate context. The course will cover the entrepreneurial imperative for corporations, the unique nature of corporate entrepreneurship, and the levels and forms of entrepreneurship in established

Citizenship: Inclusions and Exlusions

Citizenship: Inclusions and Exlusions

This course is an introduction to major theoretical approaches and substantive issues in current sociological thinking on citizenship, with a view on the postwar reconfigurations of the nation-state and citizenship via globalization and the expansion of transnational framework of human rights.

Behavioral and Experimental Finance

Behavioral and Experimental Finance

This course centers on the probably most important and most thoroughly tested concept in modern finance, the efficient market hypothesis (EMH). This is done in a very practical way as we will focus on experimental studies on topics which are of interest for every investor. Hence, the course covers

Asking and Answering Questions in History of Mathematics

Asking and Answering Questions in History of Mathematics

What makes for an interesting research project in history of mathematics? What are good questions to ask? How to I find and formulate them? How do I go about answering them? Combining lectures, tutorials and discussions of individual projects, this summer course aims at aiding the participants in

After Fukushima: Climate science, nuclear power, and global warming

After Fukushima: Climate science, nuclear power, and global warming

Just a few years ago, credible scenarios projected that climate change might lead up to 30 nations to launch new nuclear power programs between 2015 and 2030. These programs would build as many as 600 new nuclear power stations worldwide, reducing global carbon emissions by 11 percent or more and