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… especiallyto farmers and locals in rural areas. Enjoying tea is considered a meaningful traditional custom of Vietnamese people since its appearance. Tea sector in Vietnam is export oriented with about 80 percent of its annual total output supplying foreign markets. Up to now, tea products have made their presence in more than 100 countries and territories worldwide with annual export value of 200 millionU.S. dollars. Despite such big achievements, Vietnamese tea sector are still confronting even … at 1,200 U.S. dollars per ton in comparison with 3,700 U.S. dollars for Kenya and over 4,000 U.S. dollars for Sri Lanka and only accounts for 60 percent of the global average Figure 4: Vietnam Tea Export Price and World Price, selected years It should be noted that meanwhile all in meet target expectations or are on the right track to decreased over time. Tea export price in was at 1,48 U.S. dollars per kg. So far, from 1998 onward, while world average price increased by 18%, Vietnam‘s price … government intervention. 5.3 Traders There are two types of tea traders: tealeaf assemblers and dry tea traders. Tealeaf assembler Local tealeaf assemblers collect fresh tea from individual households using bicycles and motorbikes. Tealeaf assemblers buy tealeaf from household growers in the region, then sell to processors in the commune or to tealeaf traders. The fact that tealeaf begins to deteriorate after 4- 6 hours means it must be mobilized immediately for processing. Dry tea traders Dry tea …

… corporation (BA1010) ECTS Example: 6.5 ECTS Course taken at Example: University of London Goals Example: This introductory course Management of Organisations and Marketing serves two main purposes. First, it aims at providing you with crucial theoretical and practice-oriented knowledge that helps you to understand the functioning of companies and the behaviour of management in business contexts. This knowledge will be derived from two disciplines: management and organisation (1) and marketing … Problem-Based Learning in an international classroom. We introduce the 7-jump, different roles in tutorial groups and various PBL working methods. During the group sessions, you will have ample opportunity to practice your newly acquired PBL skills. When you have successfully finished this course, you are: -capable of studying in an academic problem-based learning environment -knowledgeable of the foundations of management and organisation studies -knowledgeable of the foundations of marketing … aspects like what management is and why we should study it will be dealt with, firstly. Subsequently, culture, ethics, corporate responsibility, teams, decision making, and structure will be discussed among others. Based on this knowledge the course deals with challenges faced by managers of organisations nowadays. The marketing part of this course builds upon 'marketing orientation' as a foundation of contemporary firms. Attention is, for instance, paid to basic marketing tools, positioning and …

… blokken Privaatrecht (verplichte blokken) + enkele voorbeelden van keuzevakken Rechtshandeling en overeenkomst Onrechtmatige daad en schadevergoeding Goederenrecht Civiele rechtspleging • Arbeidsrecht • Ondernemings- recht • Actueel bestuursrecht • Advanced European law Family law In Europe • Comparative company law • International trade law Overheid en privaatrecht Rechtshandeling en overeenkomst Verplicht Zeven weken • OWG en hoorcolleges • Verdieping Nederlands contractenrecht … - Company migration - Workers’ involvement - Multinational groupings – cross border mergers - Financial Markets – Insider Dealing - Financial Markets – Takeovers International commercial law (Handelsrecht) De “handelskoop” als transactie Seller Buyer Contract of Sale Carriage Goods Payment Money International commercial law (Handelsrecht) • Internationale koopovereenkomst - Toepasselijk recht, Weens Koopverdrag - Handelsbedingen (Incoterms FOB, CIF etc) - Geschillenbeslechting • Vervoer - … Honours Research Track • Ambitious supplementary programme - Additional workload of 18 ECTS (+ 12 in case of extended master’s thesis) - 10 – 12 students per year • Focus: research methodology • Aim: prepare students for a PhD and an academic career • When? Every Wednesday 4-6pm • Result: Honours certificate Training Programme Courses Master’s Thesis P1 • Selection procedure • Information session grant applications P2 • Art of doing research Select topic and supervisor P3 • Academic Writing in …

… trajectory: Research Methods (Qualitative), Research Seminar (Proposal) • Globalisation and Poverty • Transnational Migration I am Dr Lauren Wagner MA GDS Faculty Prof. Mazzucato Dr. Nauta Dr. Haagsman Dr. Wagner Dr. Fourie Transnational Migration Korea in Africa Transnational Migration Tourism & Urbanization East Asian Development Models Dr. Dito Dr. Pasveer Dr. Del Hierro Dr. Zeiss Dr. Dixon Transnational Migration Global Health Global History Science & Technology Sovreign Wealth Funds MA GDS … for transformation and emancipation Core Question Technology Mobilities Cooperation Activism How local actors deal with global issues Pursue your interests! • (How) can Fair Trade grow, while maintaining transparency and a positive impact? Buyer-producer links in Fair Trade labelling • NGO Capacity Strengthening in Practice: Gaps & Challenges and why they occur • Exploring transnational house care networks: Towards a theoretical framework • Do the Market-Based Approaches Exemplified by … cultures” • Technology can solve problems, but can also fail, or create new problems • Crucial to development in Global North & South CORE ELECTIVE B: Science & Technology Studies (STS) for Development How smoothly does technology ‘travel’ when it moves from place to place? Semester 1: Foundation 1. Internship + 1 electives, or 2. Desk Study + 2 electives, or 3. Fieldwork no electives Semester 2: Exploration = Academic theses with a link to the Global South 1. Brokers and Translators in …

… than facts seem to matter. In this newsletter MCEL presents you with facts about events it organized and publications of MCEL scholars. Faced with the results of the UK referendum and the US presidential elections in the past months MCEL feels evermore committed to its in- depth academic research on issues of European integration and its mission to actively contribute to the debate on the future of Europe. Quo vadis Europe? was a popular title of many academic publications more than two decades … pathways to deal with a probably soon former Member State. MCEL will continue to study the challenges the EU currently faces and identify the legal issues at stake in its future academic research. Bruno De Witte and Ellen Vos Upcoming Events v Workshop, “How EU law shapes opportunities for preliminary references on fundamental rights: Discrimination and other examples”, 24 February, European University Institute, Florence. v Conference, “CERiM Annual Conference – Contestation of Expertise in the … CJEU, taught the master class, while M. Claes acted as discussant. The third EuCourts master class (2 December 2016) addressed the question whether the fundamental EU non-discrimination principle based on age should be applied by national courts, even when the national rule falls outside the scope of the Directive on Equal Treatment. The master class was chaired by Marc de Werd. The fourth master class (10 February) focused on the fundamental rights of the accused in Europe with R. Spano, Judge at …

… Period: 1 ECTS credits of this course: 9 Full course description This first course of the Minor European Studies curriculum has an introductory character. It studies questions that are fundamental to a critical-conceptual understanding of Europe. More specifically, the course combines a historical approach to the idea of Europe with a focus on contemporary debates regarding European identities. How has the meaning of Europe – a term in mythology, geography, culture, and politics – evolved from … lobbyists try to influence representatives of various EU institutions, and so on and so forth. The EU’s decision making processes involve complex and intensive negotiations, whereby decisions are reached only after 'long and tortuous dialogues'. When focusing on negotiation practices within the context of the EU, it is not only important to realize that they occupy a central place in the decision making processes. It is also crucial to understand that they take place in particular contexts, … meetings structurally accompany the research and writing process, allowing you to discuss different crucial stages of the writing process (abstract, research design, introduction, 1st draft). You will furthermore attend an introduction-writing workshop offered by FASoS’ writing coach John Harbord. At a concluding conference, you and your partner present your findings to your peers. Course objectives This course trains you in key academic processes: • electing a topic for research • developing a …

… 1  Yapo, Aka Firmin, La protection des transports de marchandises par mer en droit ivoirien: sécurité de la marchandise et sûreté de la navigatione statut juridique du Port autonome d’Abidjan, defended online at Maastricht University on 2 February 2021. Supervisor: Michael Faure.  Olossoumare, Abasse, Le principe de la libre administration des collectivités territoriales en droit du Benin et en droit de la France, defended online at Maastricht … LL.M. Defended at Maastricht University on 27th June 2013. Ecological damage has long been neglected, for as a res nullius, the environment has been deemed of little value until recently. As the negative impact of ecological damage is becoming much more transparent and the diverse value of the environment is better understood, many nations and regions have began to legislate on compensation for ecological damage. The increasing importance ecological damage gains and the heatedly discussed … it. Several texts recognized the existence of this right, without giving it the character of binding law. This thesis seeks to: give to the right to drinking water a better definition, find against whom this right must be guaranteed, transpose the best situations in Central Africa and in Cameroon in particular, find sketches solutions to difficulties encountered in implementing this right in Cameroun.  Haritz, Miriam, An Inconvenient Deliberation - The Precautionary Principle's Contribution to …