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Lecturer(s)
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Marošková Tereza, Mgr.
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Zapletalová Markéta, Mgr. Ph.D.
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Hrušková Tereza, Mgr.
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Kabele Adam, Mgr.
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Course content
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CONTENT 1 WEEK: INTRODUCTION 2 WEEK: DECISION-MAKING PROCESS AND LEGISLATION 1 Seminar: Organization and articulation of interests 3 WEEK: DECISION-MAKING PROCES AND LEGISLATION 2 Seminar: Organization and articulation of interests 4 WEEK: EUROPEAN LEGISLATION AND COURTS 1 Seminar: Economic integration and EMU 5 WEEK: EUROPEAN LEGISLATION AND COURTS 2 Seminar: EU Policies 6 WEEK: BUDGET Seminar: Court of Auditors 7 WEEK: CAP Seminar: EU Policies 8 WEEK: EU EXTERNAL DIMENSION 1 Seminar: EU Policies 9 WEEK: EU EXTERNAL DIMENSION 2 Seminar: USA-EU relations 10 WEEK: JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS 1 Seminar: Immigration Policy 11 WEEK: JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS 2 Seminar: European identity question 12 WEEK: JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS 3 Seminar: European identity question
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Lecture, Dialogic Lecture (Discussion, Dialog, Brainstorming)
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Learning outcomes
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Two-semester course Introduction into European Union 1,2 is designed for the first year students of the DPES. The course is conceived as a base for further study of European integration issues. The course acquaints the students with the development of integration process and functioning of European Union. For better understanding the course is divided into three major thematic sections: The first deals with the history of European integration and the treaties, the second deals with the institutional structure of the EU and its functioning, the last one focuses on European policies.
The aim of the course is give solid understanding of the developmnets of the integration process and functioning of EU. Students are able to understand and orientate themselves in main integration issues, know the institutional structures, decion-making processes and procedures.
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Prerequisites
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Two-semester course Introduction into European Union 1,2 is designed for the first year students of the DPES. The course is conceived as a base for further study of European integration issues. The course acquaints the students with the development of integration process and functioning of European Union. Successfull accomplishment of the Introduction into EU 1 is a condition for enrolment into the Introduction into EU 2 course.
KPE/UEU1
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Written exam
Credit Course Unit is awarded based on following requirements: knowledge of basic and additional literature and seminar readings, active participation in seminars (maximum of two absences is tolerated), presentation, written test
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Recommended literature
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