History of European integration (interwar's period to European enlargement)

leusl2041  2022-2023  Louvain-la-Neuve

History of European integration (interwar's period to European enlargement)
5.00 credits
30.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Dujardin Vincent; Laborderie Vincent (compensates Dujardin Vincent);
Language
French
Main themes
To identify the key-moments of the European integration, to underline individual and institutional constraints, to evaluate the impact of economical and external factors, to analyze the influence of internal factors as well as the potential influence of " attentive opinion ".
Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :

1 The student will be able to understand issues involved in several projects, crises and relaunches, which deal with political, economic, military or institutional questions. The student shall focus on converging or diverging elements, taken from different episodes of the European integration, asking how these crises have modified the paths, the plans, and the visions sketched by the so-called " founding fathers ". Finally, the student will discover how history can shed new light on current debates.
 
Content
This class starts with European unification projects from the interwar's period, analyzes the first-generation European organizations (such as the Western, the Council of Europe) from which the Communitarian Europe stemmed, based on the Paris and the Rome treaties. Many crises followed by innovative relaunches builded the history of Six Europe: the failure of the EDC treaty, the British application, the Fouchet plan and the Empty chair crisis. With the 1973 enlargement begins a period characterized by the strained relationship between deepening and enlarging, by budgetary debates and adaptation to new geo-economical and geopolitical environments. With the 2004 enlargement begins a third phase, dealing with the institutional reform challenges and the continental dimension of the Union.
Evaluation methods
Oral examination.
Other information
Prerequisite: none. Support: to be determined by the professor in charge.
Faculty or entity
EURO


Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)

Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
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Master [120] in Interpreting

Master [120] in Ancient Languages and Literatures: Oriental Studies

Master [120] in History

Master [60] in History

Master [120] in European Studies

Master [120] in Public Administration

Master [120] in Journalism