(in Polish) Instytucje europejskie 3201-EMCI-IUE-PL

1. The European integration process - historical background
Reasons for the integration movement after the Second World War
Rise of the European Coal and Steel Community
The emergence of the European Economic Community and the European Atomic Energy Community
Institutional changes of the European Communities between 1958 and 1986
Single European Act
Treaty on European Union
Establishment of the European Economic Area
Treaty of Amsterdam
The Charter of Fundamental Rights
Treaty of Nice
Treaty of Lisbon
Territorial development of the European Union
2. Legal status of the European Union
Common foreign and security policy
Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters
European Citizenship
3. The institutional system of the European Union
3.1 European Council
Legal basis of action
3.1.2. Internal organisation
3.1.3.Functions
3.2 European Parliament
3.2.1 Composition of the European Parliament
3.2.2 Adoption of resolutions by the European Parliament
3.2.3 Functions of the European Parliament
3.3 Council
3.3.1 Composition of the Council
3.3.2 Modes of decision-making by the Council
3.3.3 Functions of the Council
3.4 European Commission
3.4.1.Appointment of the Commission
3.4.2.Composition of the Commission
3.4.3.Terms of operation of the Commission
3.4.4. Functions of the Commission
3.5 Court of Justice of the EU
3.5.1. Structure of the judicial authorities
3.5.2. Internal structure of the courts
3.5.3.Method of appointment of judges and advocates-general
3.5.4. Jurisdiction of individual courts
3.6 Court of Auditors
3.7 European Central Bank
3.8 Other bodies
3.7.1 Economic and Social Committee
3.7.2 Committee of the Regions
4. Dispute settlement system resulting from EU law
4.1 State failure to fulfil obligations
4.2 Proceedings for the annulment of the act
4.3 Proceedings for failure to adopt a legislative act
4.4 The preliminary ruling procedure
4.5 Proceedings for damages
5 The legal order of the European Union
5.1 Primary law
5.2 European Union law
5.2.1 Types of system of law
5.2.2 Types of secondary legislation
5.3 Principles of European Union law
5.3.1 Principle of primacy of EU law over the legal orders of the Member States
5.3.2 Principles of direct applicability and direct effect
5.3.3 Principle of unity of Community law
5.3.4 Principle of solidarity
5.3.5 Principle of proportionality
5.3.6 Principle of subsidiarity
5.3.7 Principle of balance of powers
5.4 EU law and international law
5.5 Law-making mode
5.6 Harmonisation of EU law
6 Poland as a member of the European Union
7 The most important provisions of the Lisbon Treaty
8.The concept of the internal market.