This course seeks to introduce processes of management and leadership in organizations. The course is being team-taught by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Klüh and Alen Bosankic. Empirical findings, theoretical frameworks and models are employed to enhance one’s ability to understand, predict and influence organizational processes, structures and human dynamics.
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In diesem Kurs finden Sie u.a. die elektronischen Unterlagen, die Ihnen als Kursteilnehmer für die Veranstaltung Controllingkonzepte 143/153 C im Sommersemester 2018 zur Verfügung gestellt werden.
This course seeks to introduce the student to issues relating to the process of management and leadership in organizations. The course is being team-taught by two professors: Professor Ulrich Klüh and Professor B. S. Sridhar.
Empirical findings and theoretical frameworks and models are employed to enhance one’s ability to understand, predict and influence organizational processes, structures and human dynamics.
The first part of the course will be mainly taught by Professor B. S. Sridhar, the second by Professor Ulrich Klüh.
The first part of Prof. Sridhar focuses on the foundations of individual and group behavior. It mainly looks at individual differences in terms of motivation, personality, attitudes and perception. It also asks how groups are formed and structured. What are the major group processes which impact upon group performance?
The second part of Prof. Klüh will build on these foundations to first look at our three topics separately and then try to form an integrated perspective.
We will look at European integration from at least four perspectives:
- An academic perspective, emphasizing the motives for European integration, the economics of European integration, and its history
- An institutional perspective, focusing on the way Europe works and the way Europe is governed
- A policy perspective, focusing on the main policy areas of European economic policymaking
- A country perspective, looking at individual country’s challenges, views and modes of integration
More information is provided in the syllabus.