Lectures related to Agrarian Structures: From Danubian Current to Enclosures

The Eotechnical Era: Transition from Subsistence to Market Economy

Examines the shift from subsistence to market economy in the eotechnical era, emphasizing the impact on agriculture, industry, and society.

Energy Markets: Challenges and Mechanisms

Delves into sustainability, human needs, energy challenges, and market limitations.

Energy, Human Needs and Wellbeing

Delves into the interplay between energy, human needs, and sustainability, emphasizing sufficiency and social wellbeing.

Inequality: Definition, Measurement & Impacts

Examines inequality, its causes, impacts, and measurement, including income distribution metrics and the potential effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Marxism and Globalisation

Explores Marxism, globalisation, imperialism, and critiques of capitalism, culminating in a discussion on the changing nature of globalisation.

Energy Allocation Mechanisms: Challenges and Solutions

Explores the challenges of using markets for energy allocation and the need for strong interventions to address inefficiencies.

Understanding Demand in Economics

Explores the concept of demand in economics and factors influencing willingness to pay, discussing resource allocation mechanisms.

Marxism and Dependency Theory

Explores Marxism, free trade, imperialism, Dependency Theory, and different perspectives on globalisation theories.

A Model of Sustainable Development: Economic Challenges in China

Explores economic challenges in China, focusing on sustainable development, growth sources, and reform processes.

Role of the State in Market Economy

Explores the state's role in market economy, resource allocation, income redistribution, and consumer optimization.

Market Economy: Equilibrium and State Interventions

Explores microeconomic principles, market equilibrium, state interventions, and the functioning of a pure market economy.

Demand Basics: Understanding Willingness to Pay and Market Dynamics

Covers the fundamentals of demand, focusing on willingness to pay and market allocation criteria.

Basics of Markets: Demand Meets Supply

Explains how supply and demand determine market prices and quantities, and the importance of the market model in economics.

The Future is in the Countryside: Economy of China

Delves into the economy and rural life in China, exploring the city-countryside relationship and the challenges and opportunities in the Chinese countryside.

Material Civilization, Economy and Capitalism

Explores the historical development of material civilization, economy, and capitalism, focusing on the impact of wood as a foundational resource.

SensUs presentation

Introduces the SensUs competition, where students design and test functional sensors.

Chinese Urban Development

Explores major events in Chinese history and principles of urban organization.

Paleotechnique: Water-and-Wood Industrial Revolution

Examines the transition from water-and-wood to coal-and-iron industrial technologies in the paleotechnic era, discussing environmental concerns, steam engines, and market systems.

Basics: Market

Covers market equilibrium, price adjustments, social welfare, and the importance of the market model.

Developing Online Courses: Design and Sequencing

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