"A national political campaign is better than the best circus ever heard of, with a mass baptism and a couple of hangings thrown in." - H. L. Mencken
Politics is as old as humankind, and the electoral campaign – political parties seeking to win...
The main purpose of this course is to provide the student with a complete understanding of the main dimensions and contemporary topics of the complex and evolving relationship between media and politics in Europe. Media and politics are commonly...
Amongst the contemporary movements challenging traditional views of the world, there has been a new upsurge of feminism, designated the “4th wave”. 4th Wave feminism is understood as a series of activist practices and values, spread mainly through...
1. Introduction to MS Excel. Getting Started. Some tips.
2. Excel Formulas.
3. Conditional Statements and logical operators
4. Common Excel statistical functions
5. Lookup and reference functions
6. Text functions.
7. Date and time functions
8...
In recent years technological development has democratized access to audiovisual creation, generating new models of narrative, which have changed our dialogue with reality and its perception, creating new visions of places and people, both in our...
This course will facilitate student engagement with a genre of writing that merges the boundaries between literary art and research nonfiction. Creative nonfiction is the writing of the real. Practitioners explore both the world around them and the...
As member of the European Union, the Spanish economy has changed dramatically. Once economically isolated within the Iberian Peninsula, Spain has evolved from a backward economy to a dynamic European leader. However, recent events have unveiled some...
As Europe forges an increasingly closer union, regions have emerged as important actors, both economically and politically. The purpose of this course is to study, particularly from an economic perspective, the origins, significance and possible...
The course analyzes the institutional framework of international economic relations from a triple perspective: monetary cooperation, trade cooperation, and development cooperation. Their functions and competencies will be studied, as well as the...
The course provides an introductory understanding of how the European Union (EU) works as a political system and aims at accomplishing this by using the toolkit of comparative politics. The main aim of the course is to provide American students...