Number of hours
- Lectures 20.0
- Projects 0
- Tutorials 0
- Internship 0
- Laboratory works 0
ECTS
ECTS 1.5
Goal(s)
The course is part of the general theme of "transition". Its main objective is to show the complexity defined as the interaction of technological, economic and societal issues. The course specifies a set of definitions, mechanisms and models necessary to understand the way in which the contemporary economy works and fits into our societies.
Contact Aurelie CATEL, Patrice PETITCLAIR, Alexandra RAEDECKERContent(s)
Economic and social culture
Understanding of contemporary economic and social issues
Introduction to economic and sociological approaches
Introduction to the study of economic and social systems
Introduction to environmental issues
Reading texts: excerpts from social science classics, scientific and current affairs articles.
Reading statistics: historical and geographical evolution and comparison
Argumentation and synthesis: ability to scientifically defend a position
Prerequisites
None
1st session: Written file (group of 6 students) + oral (5min) with presentation support
2nd session: Written assignment (based on one or more texts) - 1.5 hours without documents
100% Exam
P. Combemale, Les grandes questions économiques et sociales, La Découverte.
P.N. Giraud, Principes d’économie, La Découverte.
J. Tirole, Économie du bien commun, PUF.