T1: Theories and policies of the new economic thinking - institutions, human capital and economic resilience in the Eastern European Countries

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Teorii și politici ale noii gândiri economice - instituții, capital uman și

reziliență economică în țările est-europene [C1]

COURSE DESCRIPTION Part I. Theories of resilience and their integration into regional development models - The theory of change: adaptability and transformability - Current trends related to resilience - The determinants of resilience from a multidimensional perspective (economic, social, institutional, geostrategic) - Systemic versus individual resilience Part II. Institutional approach of resilience: components and impact on decreasing the development gaps - Methods for assessing the institutional resilience capacity - Comparative analysis at NUTS0 level (country) and NUTS2 level (region): vulnerabilities and risks - Central and Eastern European economies during crisis and their shocks resistance. A comparative approach Part III. Building resilience through human capital development - Competences, skills and resilience capacity - Education mismatch, human capital and labour market status: core vs. peripheral economies of the EU - Measuring labour mismatch in EU Part III. Policy recommendations on future policies for enhancing resilience - Good practices concerning the responses to a shock (internal or external) - The Cohesion Policy 2014-2020: a critical overview from the institutional point of view - Enhancing labour market resilience - policies and practices to address the education and employment mismatch Assimilated specific competences: - Highlighting the economic and spatial peripherality phenomenon within the EU regions and applying case studies which will provide a more relevant, in-depth conducted study of the many facets of this phenomenon; - Understanding the impact of human capital in fostering the resilience capacity of a country; - Obtaining results regarding the role of institutional resilience in the development process; - A better understanding of the macroeconomic and structural dynamics that the EU Member States registered as a result of participation in the integration process (regional disparities ante- and after-integration). Specific objectives of the course: - Ensuring an interdisciplinary nature of the discipline which to combine regional economics with the institutional economy; - Analysing the the core-periphery phenomenon within the European Union; - Analysing various socio-economic indicators, spatial/accessibility indicators related to resilience matters in order to identify ways for the improvement of the regional policies.

[ C1: Theories and policies of the new economic thinking - institutions, human capital and economic

resilience in the Eastern European Countries]

Cui se adresează cursul? Cursul poate fi urmat de studenţi, indiferent de specializare, masteranzi, publicul larg. Cât va dura cursul? Acest curs va fi constituit din 25 de ore Cum se poate face înscrierea?- acest curs a fost finalizat Notă: La finalizarea acestui curs, fiecare participant care a participat la cel putin jumatate din ore va primi un certificat de recunoaştere a competenţelor dobândite.