IE University • Business Administration and International Relations

Notes on all Macroeconomics topics.

Class notes explaining the origins of the Cold War, the Soviet expansion in Eastern Europe, the Chinese Civil War, the Korean War, Eisenhower’s Cold War, the Berlin Crisis of 1961, the Cuban missile crisis and the path towards independence of African and Asian countries (Vietnam, India, Senegal, Algeria, Uganda, Kenya, South Africa…)

Contains the whole syllabus summarized with graphics, examples, and theory. Perfect to study for the final exam.

Contains all of the course summarized with the cases explained. 56 pages perfectly structured with diagrams and graphs. You won't need anything else to get a 10 on the final exam.

Aid, Development and Social Entrepreneurship Final Exam Notes. Readings summary included.

Contains theory, explanatory graphs and charts, solved practice exercises and more.

Statistics uses mathematical tools to organize and summarize data obtained from the real world and draw conclusions from a correct interpretation of these data. In the business world, statistics can help assess the attractiveness of a business opportunity, increase customer satisfaction, choose between different investment possibilities, analyze and improve production processes, etc. Students following this course learn how to define the data required in different situations characterized by ...

The 20th century was a period of immense technological, intellectual, economic, political and demographic upheaval; the changes it brought are often taken for granted and perhaps still too recent to grasp. This course will offer a survey of world history from around 1901 to 2001, asking what these hundred years meant for humanity. Topics covered include the World Wars, the Cold War, decolonization, and the impact of the “Great Acceleration” on international relations. The last sessions of th...

Africa is a vast, diverse and complex continent made up of 55 countries. From Colonial times, the continent has been continuously experiencing changing patterns of politics and society. The objective of this course is to offer a broad-based understanding of how African political thought and political structures have been moulding political regimes and society of the continent. Beyond politics, particular focus will also be paid to economic growth, the role of women, youth, religion and mass medi...

Unplugged I final notes