Details

Faculty	Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences
Domain	Business Administration
Code	UE-EGE.00042
Languages	English
Type of lesson	Lecture
Level	Master
Semester	SP-2022

Schedules and rooms

Summary schedule	Monday 11:15 - 12:00, Hebdomadaire (Spring semester) Monday 15:15 - 18:00, Hebdomadaire (Spring semester)
Hours per week	3

Teaching

Teachers	Dembinski Paul H.
Assistants	Mungall Andrew
Description	The notion of the non-market environment is of growing concern for transnational enterprises. The lecture and seminar will address the issues related to the changing normative and regulatory framework of international business: lobbying, regulation, taxation, CSR, soft law, WTO rulings and so on.
Training objectives	Make the students aware of the importance of the „non market environment“ for business conduct on a global level. Analyze the different components of such non-market environment, and the way they impact international business. Analyze the methods and tools business may use to influence and structure such environment.
Condition of access	This course is open to students of those branches which fulfil the conditions of access to Master studies. Selection of participants by the Professor based on the list of enrolments.
Available seats	40
Softskills	No
Off field	No
BeNeFri	Yes
Mobility	Yes
UniPop	No

Oral exam

Assessments methods	By rating
Descriptions of Exams	Examination time: 15 minutes Re-take exam only

Travail et exposé - SP-2022, Session d'été 2022

Assessments methods

By rating

Descriptions of Exams

Active participation in the course. Oral presentation in class and writing a short research paper on a specific topic. In case of failure, it is possible to register for the examination of the reassessment session (oral examination). This exam would cover the entire course material, together with students' oral presentations during the semester. Course with continuous evaluation: after the registration period, you can no longer cancel your registration (see session calendar on the Faculty's website).