Lecture 8 notes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW IN TODAY’S WORLD - full reading notes - lecture notes - WG grade awarded: 8

Full detailed Lecture and WG Notes, including from the reading from the Robert Cryer Book. Includes WG homework, as well as two sample exams with some notes. Grade awarded in the class: 8 (lecture 3 notes accidentally repeated, apologies for the invonvenience!) If you need anything else do not hestitate to contact me !

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Summary of Network Science for Economists taught in ECON0123 (Year 2022/2023) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Overview and Basics of Graph Theory, 2) Optimization on Network and Congestion Games, 3) Auctions and Sponsored Search Auctions, 4) Marriage Markets and Assignments, 5) Matching Markets and Trading Networks, 6) Network Effects, 7) Cascades and Epidemics, 8) Markets with Network Goods, 9) Strategies for Network Goods and 1...

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