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This course is a study of the role, action, and organizational structure of international organizations. It begins with discussion of the various classifications of international organizations and their role in contemporary international society. Topics include: relationship models in international society; current challenges in relationship models; international organizations as subjects of international law; participation in international organizations; the organic structure; acts of international organizations; international responsibility of international organizations.
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The course explores human perception and attention, focusing on visual and auditory processing, the perception of space, movement, time, and social cues, and the integration of sensory information. Students study psychophysical methods, attention mechanisms, musical and speech perception, and multi-sensory integration, combining experimental, cognitive, and social perspectives to understand how humans perceive and interact with the world.
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This course studies the colonial history of Latin America during the 16th through 18th centuries. Topics include: America-- the fourth part; population and society; models of political organization; colonial spaces; colonial economy; work and slavery; resistance to the colonial world; religiosity and identities.
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This course offers a study of the main decision-making processes and evaluation techniques in corporate finance. Topics include: analysis and evaluation of investment projects; business valuation; processes of buying and selling companies.
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This course offers a study of the basic concepts of discrete mathematics: graphs, vertex and adjacency relations; trees; existence of Euler and Hamiltonian paths; graph coloring; pairings. It explores ways to perform software modeling and resolution of routing optimization, interconnection, and assignment problems.
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This course provides a study of the principal characteristics of present-day international society and the effects of its structure and inner tensions in the creation and application of public international law. It critically examines the foundations of the international legal system, as well as the interactions between the international and national regulatory spheres and the legal consequences of including public international law in the Spanish legal system.
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