Europeanisation – Theory and Practice 2105-M-D2EURO
Topics discussed during the lecture:
1. What is Europeanization
a. material content of the term
b. components
c. typology of Europeanization
d. Europeanism, meta-Europeanization, post-Europeanization, de-Europeanization
2. Theories explaining the mechanism of Europeanization
a. intergovernmentalism - logic of consequences
b. institutionalism - isomorphism
c. constructivism - logic of appropriateness, socialization
d. neofunctionalism - spill-over
e. sociofunctionalism - institutional durability
f. multi-level management
g. posting (PAT)
h. the concept of the center / peripheries / ultra-peripheries
i. transformation
3. Practical mechanisms of Europeanization - rules in force in the EU
a.General principles of EU law
b. principles of the EU regional policy
4. Methods of Europeanization
a. hard methods
b. soft methods
c. mixed methods
5. Classic trajectories of Europeanization
a. bottom-up and the forms of its impact
b. top-down and the forms of its impact
c. integrated bottom-up / top-down model
6. Trajectories of the Europeanization of the new generation
a. ad extra
- external security management
- levels of external management
- forms of influence ad extra
b. ad intra and the forms of its influence
c. ad personam and the forms of its influence
7. Examples of Europeanization in the political dimension
a. Influence of Europeanization on the processes of democratization
b. Europeanization of political parties
c. MEPs as "agents" of Europeanization
8. Examples of Europeanization in the economic dimension
a. Europeanization of structural policy in Poland
b. Two standards for managing the Europeanization in rural areas
c. Influence of Europeanization on low-carbon economy policy
d. Europeanization as a power mechanism - the example of the euro area
9. Examples of Europeanization in the international dimension
a. Example of the "European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region"
b. Europeanization of the eastern dimension of the European Neighborhood Policy
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
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Type of course
Mode
Learning outcomes
Knowledge: K_W07, K_W09
Skills: K_U02
K_W07: the student knows the components of the phenomenon of Europeanization, knows the types, trajectories, areas and methods of Europeanization; knows the ways of explaining (theoretical and practical mechanisms) of Europeanization
K_W09: the student knows and understands the process of interaction between the European Union and its interior and exterior; can identify the subjects of these interactions, their activities, effects and impact at various levels of the EU (supranational, national and regional) and in various dimensions (political, administrative, economic and international)
K_U02: the student is able to analyze specific cases of Europeanization and forecast the processes of Europeanization in the political, administrative, economic and international dimensions
Assessment criteria
I. Assessment methods:
Written exam during the examination session.
II. Assessment criteria:
1) Knowledge: the student should know the definitions, components, types, mechanisms, methods and trajectories of Europeanization; should know what Europeanization looks like in practice, i.e. how it works, why and with what consequences in relation to political parties, democratization processes in Central Europe, structural policy in Poland, management of rural areas, low-emission economy, management of the euro area, EU strategy for the region The Baltic Sea, the European Neighborhood Policy
2) Skills: the student should be able to explain, using the theory, specific cases of Europeanization in the field of Europeanization of political parties, democratization processes in Central Europe, structural policy in Poland, management of rural areas, low-emission economy, management of the euro area, EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, European Neighborhood Policy
Practical placement
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