733A45 · 7.5 credits · Advanced level (A1N) · Statsvetenskap
Contemporary European Institutions
Active · next start VT 2027
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EXAM · 167 students
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SEMI Seminars
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INDI Individual paper
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About the course
Aim
After completion of the course the student at an advanced level should be able to:
- analyze the EU institutions from several theoretical perspectives
- analyze the EU institutions empirically based on observations of how they function in practice
- use theoretical concepts in the discussion of patterns of power and authority in contemporary Europe
- critically discuss the concept of multi-level governance in the EU
- account for centrifugal and integrative aspects of national and transnational relations and interdependencies, in a broad historical and spatial perspective
- discuss possible future development lines in Europe and the EU
Content
The central themes of the course are:
- institutional theory with application to the EU
- theories of integration and multi-level governance
- policy processes in the EU
- the development and characteristics of the EU institutions
- the prerequisites for EU enlargement and institutional development
- organizations and other actors that influence the policy process in Brussels
- Examiner
- Mikael Rundqvist
- Main field of study
- Statsvetenskap