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Introduction
to Private Law 15101
Compulsory 8 credits
Fullyear
Contents: The basis on private law: the concept of law, its
principles, its sources The person and its rights: personal rights and
economic rights. Obligations and contracts: its general theory and the
basics figures. Property rights and the registration of property. Extracontractual
liability .
Dept: Private Law
Staff: Mezquita, MªDolores
Assessment: Written exam (test). |
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Introduction
to Public Law 15102
Compulsory 8 credits
Fullyear
Contents: General theory of political power. Spanish historical
constitutionalism. The spanish constitution(1978). Organisation of the
State: political system, regional system, the Autonomous States. The Navarra
Foral Community. The spanish State and the CEE.
Dept: Public Law
Staff: Miqueleiz, Susana; Beltrán, Juan
Luis.
Assessment: Written exam (theoretical-practical). |
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Labour Law I
15103
Compulsory 8 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Historical meaning of labour law. The sources of
Labour Law. Special analysis of the contract of employment: the role of
contract in labour law; subjets; different types of contracts; contents
of the contractual relationship; personal and professional protection of
the worker; extinction of the contract, notice and remedies for breech;
dismissal; special labour relationships. Administrative surveyance of the
work system.
Dept: Private Law
Staff: García López, Rafael; Anderez,
Alberto
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Sociology
15104
Compulsory 8 credits
Fullyear
Contents: Introduction to general concept of Sociology. The
program tries to answer to big questions: -1. What is the sociology?. Culture
and society. Socialization. Social interaction and quotidian life. Family.
Genre. Ethnicity. Social class: stratification and structures.Social control.
Groups, organisations and burocracy. Work and economic life. Work and leisure.
2.-Are we going to a post-industrial society? Power, strength and authority.
Polithics, Government and State. Revolution and social mouvements. War
and militaries. Principles and religion. The theories and methods in sociology.
Dept: Sociology
Staff:
Assessment: Written exam (test). |
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Contemporary
Social and Political History 15105
Compulsory 8 credits
Fullyear
Contents: The "ancien regime" : how it dissapear: 1770-1815.
Restauration and revolution: 1815-1845. The building of the states-nations
and imperialism: 1848-1914. The world wars: 1914-1945. The actual world:
1945-1999
Dept: Geography and History
Staff: Madariaga Orbea, Juan; Anaut Bravo, Sagrario
Assessment: Written exam and paper work. |
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Technics on
Social Investigation 15106
Compulsory 5 credits
2nd semester
Contents: Basic acknowlegdements of the methods and statistics
technics on social investigation applied to the industrial relations. Descriptive
statistics. Theory of probability.
Dept: Statistic and Investigation
Staff: Fernández, Ramón; Igal,
Adoración
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Business Organization
15107
Compulsory 5 credits
1st semester
Contents: Economy: scopes and organization. The concept of
business. Different types of business. The business and its framework.
The system of the business management. Theory of decision. The comercial
system. The investment and financial system. The investment in the business.
Objectives: The subjet tends to introduce the student into the enterprise
world. The student has to play an active rol all along the course. When
the main themes are finished the student should do a series of practical
excersices and read a series of complementary texts that will be analysed
in the classes.
Dept: Business
Staff: Contín, Ignacio; Goñi Legaz,
Salomé
Assessment: Written exam. |
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Accounting
15108
Compulsory 5 credits
1st semester
Contents: Main and basic concepts of the accounting science.
Accountig methods. Accounting period. The spanish general plan for accounting.
Accounts: presentation and analysis.
Dept: Business
Staff: Lostao Unzu, María
Assessment: Written exam (theoretical-practical). |
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Sociology of
organizations 15109
Compulsory 5 credits
2nd semester
Contents: The subjet tends to offer the students an introduction
of the different points of view to understand the study of the organizations
and to offer a frame to afford the analysis of the different types of modern
organizations. What the student is expected to know is to recognise the
contributions of the main authors to the problems in organizations and
its solutions in the areas of industrial relations.
Dept: Sociology
Staff: Pedregal, Maite
Assessment: Written exam (theoretical) and paper
works. |
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