Shaping a complex interconnected world – Public-Private Interplay - Einzelansicht

The course analyses in which framework the political demands of the G20 summit regarding health should be implemented. It sheds light on the complex multi-level and cross-cutting architecture of the interconnection between health and the economy, covering the institutional context of international health and trade and their interconnection. This should result in a better understanding of the interrelations between domestic and international policies as well as of the economic and legal determinants of health. Health policy is a prime example of the increasing interference between local matters and global developments. Finally the opportunities and limitations of international cooperation will be identified, theory supplemented by case studies and simulated team negotiations.

This course is part of the Master of Public Management Program. There are 10 open places for UP students.