Lectures related to Economic geography

The Global Impact of Blue Jeans: From Production to Distribution

Explores the global impact of blue jeans, tracing their production and distribution processes.

Explores the economics of globalisation, focusing on clustering theories and the impact of globalisation on economic activity.

Deciphering Venetian Handwritings: Projects

Covers projects on deciphering handwritings, analysing maps, and reconstructing Venice.

Introduction to Production Processes

Covers the importance of production processes, historical evolution, challenges faced by companies, and current industry issues.

Developing Online Courses: Design and Sequencing

Covers key elements of online course design, emphasizing granularization, sequencing, and the connection between human and physical geography.

Understanding Growth Rates: IPAT Equation

Explores growth rates in GDP per capita and the IPAT equation for analyzing environmental impact.

Mapping: A Spatial Language

Delves into the principles and major issues of mapping, emphasizing the communication efficiency and creativity involved in cartographic work.

Informal Economy in African Cities

Explores the challenges of informal economies in African cities and the need for inclusive urban development policies.

Thematic Mapping and Graphic Semiology: Cartographic Design

Covers thematic mapping, graphic design elements, map aesthetics, and economic context visualization using QGIS software.

Understanding Urban Dimensions

Explores urban dimensions and planning cultures, covering various aspects and systems.

Global Business Environment: Determinants and Impacts

Explores interest rates, exchange rates, economic activity, and global economic events.

Interactions of Spaces and Actions

Explores the interaction between spaces and actions, focusing on the impact of human decisions on geographicity and the evolving geopolitical landscape.

Monetary Policy in the United States

Covers the functions of the Federal Reserve, monetary policy tools, inflation, and global monetary policy measures.

Cartography: Spatial Language

Delves into the unique position of cartography as a spatial language.

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Urban History: Chicago School and Urban Sociology

Covers the Chicago School of Urban Sociology, demographic analysis, and statistical methods in urban historical research.

Hydropower Market Overview

Covers the global hydropower market, economic aspects, and profitability indicators for evaluating projects.

Geographicity: Exploring Humans' Space

Explores geographicity, globalization, tourism's impact on job creation, and diverse global locations.

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Monetary Policy Analysis

Explores monetary policy models, analysis, tools, and shocks, including the Federal Funds Rate, Taylor Rule, and unconventional policies.