After successful completion of the course, students are able to understand the essential impacts of the digital revolution on economics and politics. Each student has to read and to interpret a different scientific paper on the topic, has to present it in the seminar and has to write a seminar report about it.
Economic analysis of the impact of the digital revolution.
Scientific papers are given to students to be read, understood, stripped to the essentials and finally presented in a talk at the seminar. Additionally, a written seminar report has to be provided.
This seminar will be blocked from 18-11-2019 till 21-11-2019. It starts with a first meeting on 08-10-2018 from 10 am to 12 am in Sem.R. DB gelb 10 , Wiedner Hauptstraße 6 - 8.
The participation in this meeting is mandatory! Further organizational details will be discussed there. Note also that the number of participants is limited: 20 students. Please register by writing an email to the ECON Secretariat, Ms. Brigitte Schneider (brigitte.schneider@econ.tuwien.ac.at). This seminar is part of the Jean Monnet Initiative of the European Union. Further information on the LVA Page.
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Please consider the plagiarism guidelines of TU Wien when writing your seminar paper: Directive concerning the handling of plagiarism (PDF)
1. Partisipation in all seminar sessions.
2. Seminar presentation.
3. Written seminar report.
This seminar will be blocked from 18-11-2019 till 21-11-2019. It starts with a first meeting on 08-10-2019 from 10 am to 12 am in Seminarraum DB gelb 10, Wiedner Hauptstraße 6 - 8.
The participation in this meeting is mandatory! Note also that the number of participants is limited: 30 students. Please register by writing an email to the ECON Secretariat, Ms. Brigitte Schneider (brigitte.schneider@econ.tuwien.ac.at). This seminar is part of the Jean Monnet Initiative of the European Union. Further information on the LVA Page.
