1. Contemporary world economy, centres and potential centres of world economy, peripheries of world economy (global South and Global North).
2. Actors of the world economy and relations between them (countries, international organizations, corporations), theory of international trade.
3. Position of the USA in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (Keynesianism, supply side theory, new approaches of economic policies since the end of the 20th century).
4. Position of the UK in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (Keynesianism, monetarism, new approaches of economic policies since the end of the 20th century).
5. Position of the Western Europe in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (in addition to traditional approaches - indicative planning and welfare states).
6. Position of the Western Europe in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (in addition to traditional approaches - indicative planning and welfare states) - continuation.
7. Position of Central and Eastern Europe in world economy and reaction of economic policies from the end of the 2nd World War to the present (centrally planned economies, transformation of centrally planned economies and economic policies into market ones).
8. Position of Central and Eastern Europe in world economy and reaction of economic policies from the end of the 2nd World War to the present (centrally planned economies, transformation of centrally planned economies and economic policies into market ones) - continuation.
9. Position of Asia (China, India, Japan) in world economy and reaction of economic policies from the end of WW2 to the present.
10. Developing region of North Africa and Middle East, its economic potential in world economy, specific economic policies and their development.
11. Developing region of sub-Saharan Africa, its economic potential in world economy, internal structural problems, economic policies.
12. Position of Latin America in world economy, its economic potential and use, turbulent development of economic policies and their impact on economy.
13. Current development in the world economy and changes in economic policies after the 2008 crisis – focus on Europe and the USA.
14. Current development in the world economy and changes in economic policies after the 2008 crisis – focus on China and India, changes in the global economic policies of developing countries.
2. Actors of the world economy and relations between them (countries, international organizations, corporations), theory of international trade.
3. Position of the USA in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (Keynesianism, supply side theory, new approaches of economic policies since the end of the 20th century).
4. Position of the UK in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (Keynesianism, monetarism, new approaches of economic policies since the end of the 20th century).
5. Position of the Western Europe in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (in addition to traditional approaches - indicative planning and welfare states).
6. Position of the Western Europe in the world economy and reaction of economic policy from the Keynesian period to the present (in addition to traditional approaches - indicative planning and welfare states) - continuation.
7. Position of Central and Eastern Europe in world economy and reaction of economic policies from the end of the 2nd World War to the present (centrally planned economies, transformation of centrally planned economies and economic policies into market ones).
8. Position of Central and Eastern Europe in world economy and reaction of economic policies from the end of the 2nd World War to the present (centrally planned economies, transformation of centrally planned economies and economic policies into market ones) - continuation.
9. Position of Asia (China, India, Japan) in world economy and reaction of economic policies from the end of WW2 to the present.
10. Developing region of North Africa and Middle East, its economic potential in world economy, specific economic policies and their development.
11. Developing region of sub-Saharan Africa, its economic potential in world economy, internal structural problems, economic policies.
12. Position of Latin America in world economy, its economic potential and use, turbulent development of economic policies and their impact on economy.
13. Current development in the world economy and changes in economic policies after the 2008 crisis – focus on Europe and the USA.
14. Current development in the world economy and changes in economic policies after the 2008 crisis – focus on China and India, changes in the global economic policies of developing countries.