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Business Law Track
ESADE International Studies Program
Barcelona, Spain
Dates: 7/1/17 - 7/29/17
Business Law Track
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: ESADE Business School
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Primary Subject Area: Law
Instruction in: English
Transcript Source: TBD
Course Details: Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits: 3
Contact Hours: 50
DESCRIPTION
Students studying in the Business Law Track will enroll into an innovative curriculum modality comprised of 2 academic modules: European Union Law and Law & Economics. These comprehensive modules meet for 120 minutes, 5 days a week over a 4 week session for a combined total of 2,400 minutes.
In the European Union Law module students will learn to understand the basic concepts of European Union Law and differentiate the EU legal order from international and national legal orders, have a clear sense of the evolution of EU institutions, decision-making and EU constitutional principles and understand the goals and content of the main EU policies.
The Law & Economics module objective is to analyze the incentives created by laws and legal institutions, as well as their implications for economic activity in a globalized world. We will use microeconomic models to conduct positive and normative analysis of certain legal rules and complement the analysis with real case studies.
In the European Union Law module students will learn to understand the basic concepts of European Union Law and differentiate the EU legal order from international and national legal orders, have a clear sense of the evolution of EU institutions, decision-making and EU constitutional principles and understand the goals and content of the main EU policies.
The Law & Economics module objective is to analyze the incentives created by laws and legal institutions, as well as their implications for economic activity in a globalized world. We will use microeconomic models to conduct positive and normative analysis of certain legal rules and complement the analysis with real case studies.