Currículo

Economia, Instituições e Evolução 02875

Contextos

ECTS

6.0 (para cálculo da média)

Objectivos

OA1 - Posicionar as teorias económicas institucionalista e evolucionista no contexto da história do pensamento económico OA2- Compreender em termos teóricos e práticos a concepção institucionalista e evolucionista na investigação relativa aos actores económicos e às formas de evolução da economia OA3- Analisar, sintetizar e avaliar de forma crítica a economia institucionalista e evolucionista OA4-Compreender os processos políticos e de desenvolvimento contemporâneos no quadro analítico da economia institutionalista e evolucionista OA5- Conceber e desenvolver linhas de investigação teóricas e/ou aplicadas em áreas pertinentes da economia institucionalista e evolucionista OA6-Desenvolver competências de comunicação escrita e oral OA7 ? Desenvolver competências intelectuais através do estudo autónomo

Programa

CP1- Institutionalismo e Evolucionismo: emergência e perspectivas CP2- As origens: uma alternativa à Economia Neoclássica CP3- O actor no contexto: instituições e economia CP4- Fundamentos legais das transacções económicas: mercado e direitos de propriedade CP5- Instituições e ambiente CP6- Inovação e mudança económica CP7- A evolução das empresas e da indústria CP8- Desenvolvimento e capitalismo CP9- Redes e globalização CP10- Tendências recentes do debate institucionalista e evolucionista

Método de Avaliação

Apresentação oral dos tópicos do programa (15-20m): 20% Relatório da apresentação oral (4-6pp): 30% Participação baseada na leitura de biliografia: 20% Exame: 30%

Carga Horária

Bibliografia

Principal

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Disciplinas de Execução

2016/2017 - 1º Semestre

2017/2018 - 1º Semestre

2018/2019 - 1º Semestre