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INTS 282-01, Politics of European Integration, Spring 2008
Ibryamova, Nuray
Ibryamova, Nuray
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Abstract
The course is intended to introduce students to the process of and logics underpinning
European integration. It has five main components. First, the course discusses the
ideational concept of “Europe” and its underlying cultural and normative foundations,
and the history of European integration. Second, key theoretical frameworks are
explored in order to provide conceptual frameworks and understanding of the logic of
integration. Third, the course examines the main institutions, policies, and policy-making
process of the European Union. Fourth, it analyzes the relationship of the Union with its
main member states. Finally, it looks at the challenges the Union faces in its institutional
development, relationship to the European public, and its evolution as a “community of
values.”
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This syllabus was submitted to the Rhodes College Office of Academic Affairs by the course instructor