Master's Thesis

To obtain the Degree of "Master of Arts in European Economic Studies", all students have to write a thesis in the framework of one of the four optional courses. Writing a thesis gives the student the possibility to carry out independent research on the topic of his/her choice. The paper should focus on a general research question and show the candidate's capacity to proceed to an independent and comprehensive analysis of the subject, taking into account the relevant literature. Candidates are expected to make a valid, new and original contribution to the subject. The thesis must be the candidate's independent work under the general guidance and supervision of the professor. 

BOGNÁR Viktória (HU ) — NICOLAIDES Phedon
Carbon Leakage and Distortion of Competition between EU and Non-EU Airlines and Hub Airports. The negative impact of the inclusion of aviation in the EU ETS.
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VOIN Melanie (FR ) — GÉRARD Marcel
A Contribution to the Study of the Global Competition for Talent.
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Jose Maria MARTIN FLORES (ES ) — MOUSSU Christoph
Rating Agencies and Eurozone Sovereign Bonds Volatility: analysis and policy implications of the role of the sovereign rating assessments.
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Lubomira Bencova (SK )
Costs of Regulatory Procedures and Economic Growth.
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Kristina Maslauskaite (LT )
Determintants of Life Satisfaction in the Post-transition EU-1O. Is happiness convergence possible?
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Tomi Tervo (FI )
Management Compensation in Large Finnish and Spanish Companies: a comparison between the North and the South.
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Viola von Berlepsch (DE )
The Impact of Social Capital on Individual Happiness across European Countries.
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Lorena von Gordon (DE )
The Impact of Cross-border Educational Mobility on European Labour Market Mobility.
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