Seminar "Development Economics" (MEPS) (Summer term 2019)
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Application and Registration
Students who would like to participate in the seminar write an e-mail with the subject "Seminar: Development Economics" to LSHefeker@uni-siegen.de. The application must include the following:- Matriculation number
- A set of your five most preferred topics, ranked highest to lowest preference of all announced topics. Alternatively, you may also suggest a topic on your own from the field of "Development Economics".
- A list of all successfully attended courses thus far, including grades. Please send a PDF-File.
Successful applicants must register for the seminar examination in unisono until March 29, 2019. De-registration is also possible until that date. Only registration for the examination in unisono guarantees the seminar slot, failure to do so until March 29, 2019 will result in the loss of the seminar slot. Registration for the seminar without an assigned topic will result in failure (grade 5.0), so do not register for the seminar without having been assigned a topic!
Please note the guidelines for application, registration and examination regarding seminars, "Volkswirtschaftliche Seminare" (in German only, sorry) : https://pafak3.wiwi.uni-siegen.de/info/pruefungen/seminare/
Deadlines and due dates
As of now | Begin of the application period |
February 28, 2019 | End of the application period |
March 15, 2019 | Slots and topics assigned |
March 29, 2019 | End of the (de-) registration period in unisono (Do not register if you are not assigned a slot and topic!) |
April 16, 2019 | Compulsory introductory meeting (19h s.t. – 20h, room US-D 312) |
June 21, 2019 | Submission deadline for the thesis, both printed and electronic copies |
July 5, 2019 | Seminar 8.30h – 18h, room US-A 010 |
Topics
- Institutions and Development
- Corruption
- Economic Development and Structural Change
- Inequality and Growth
- Dutch Disease I: Natural Resources
- Dutch Disease II: Oil
- Dutch Disease III: Other Sources
- Natural Resources I: The Resource Curse
- Natural Resources II: Institutional Quality
- Economic Development and the Environment
- Trade and Development
- Debt Accumulation and Debt Relief