International cultural relations 2104-L-D4MSKA
The concept of culture. Place of culture in international relations. Culture and civilization. The civilizational paradigm. Institutionalization of cultural relations. Bilateral and multilateral agreements. UNESCO. Genesis. Objectives of action. Poland in UNESCO. Protection of cultural property during armed conflicts. Origins and evolution protection. Roerich's Pact. The 1954 Hague Convention. Additional protocols. Strengthened protection. Protection efficiency. Illegal transfer of cultural goods across state borders. 1970 Convention for the Protection and Prevention of the Illegal Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property. Protected goods. Responsibilities countries. UNIDROIT Convention of 1995. European Union directives. Polish act of 2003. Protection of the world cultural heritage. UNESCO convention from 1972. World Heritage List. Polish cultural sites. Memory of the world. The Convention on the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage, 2001. The Convention on the Protection of the Intangible Heritage, 2003. Convention on the preservation of Cultural Diversity 2005. Cultural cooperation within the Council of Europe. Culture in EU. European Union "Cultural" programs. Poland's participation in international cultural relations.
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Type of course
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Learning outcomes
K_W01; K_W03; K_W06; K_U01; K_U04; K_K01; K_K02
General:
Knowledge:
1.the student knows and understands the most important facts, phenomena and problems in the field of international cultural relations(MSK?ICR)
2. has advanced knowledge of the role of state and non-state actors ofinternational relations operating in the ICR sphere
3. knows and understands at an advanced level the importanceof individual regions of the world and contemporary challenges related to themin the sphere of MSK (ICR)
Skills:1.can correctly interpret cultural and legal phenomena on aglobal scale, in selected regions and subregions of the world, as well as atthe national level, using theoretical and empirical knowledge gained duringstudies, with the use of information and communication techniques,2. is able to plan and organize individual research work inthe field of international relations studies and to cooperate with other peopleas part of team work on a given problem in the field of international relations(especially in the field of MSK/ICR)
Competences:1. the graduate is ready to critically evaluate hisknowledge and the received content in the field of the subject2. the graduate is ready to recognize the importance ofknowledge in solving cognitive problems in the field of international cultural relationsand to consult experts when they are needed to solve a given problem from the area of studies
Detailed:
KNOWLEDGE
1.defines the concept of culture, knows its place and rolein international relations, has knowledge of the processes of culturaldiffusion in history and at present2. knows the factors of development of internationalcultural relations3. has knowledge of legal regulations andinstitutionalization of international cultural relations, incl. on UNESCO'sactivities, cultural cooperation within the Council of Europe and the place ofculture in European treaties4. has knowledge of the foreign cultural policy of France,Germany, Great Britain and the USA5. has a general knowledge of Poland's participation ininternational cultural relations
SKILLS
1. Can correctly interpret cultural phenomena2. Can forecast the course of culturally conditioned international relations3. Knows the legal basis for the protection of culturalgoods and the cultural heritage of mankind4. Has the ability to understand, analyze and describecultural and social phenomena in the international dimension
COMPETENCES:
1. is prepared to undertake second-cycle studies 2. is aware of the cultural diversity and pluralism of views, is able to appreciate their value and show respect for them; has the basic skills of dialogue with representatives of other cultures3. is a competent participant in global culture, uses various forms and media of cultural life widespread in Europe and beyond its borders
Assessment criteria
Ocena ciałgła: bieżąca aktywność na zajęciach; kolokwium
Practical placement
N/A
Bibliography
Kultura w stosunkach międzynarodowych (t. 1 i 2), red. H. Schreibrer, G. Michałowska, J. Nakonieczna,; Międzynarodowe stosunki kulturalne, red. A.Ziętek, Wyd. Polteks, Lublin 2010; Międzynarodowa współpraca w dziedzinie kultury, red.A.Przyborowska-Klimczak, W.Szczepan-Staszewski, S.Wrzosek, Lublin 2002; M.Niedźwiedź, Obrót dobrami kultury w Unii Europejskiej, Kraków 2000; R.Benedict, Wzory kultury, Warszawa 2002; G.Michałowska, Zmienność i instytucjonalizacja międzynarodowych stosunków kulturalnych, Warszawa 1991
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