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Handbook 1997 : Faculty of Arts : Political Science

166-110 The Making of Modern Europe 1: Managing Identity in Contemporary Europe

Credit Points:

12.5 1st year

Coordinator:

Philomena Murray

Timetable:

Semester 1

Contact:

Two 1-hour lectures and one tutorial a week

Content:

An introduction to the major issues confronting Europe today, at a time of great change, in the post Cold War, post-Maastricht, post-USSR era. There will be consideration of the problems related to issues of identity and nationalism in general, and applied to selected countries of Western Europe as well as the threat of racism and neofascism. The subject further explores who has power and who abuses it in European countries, with examples of corruption. Students will investigate whether European citizenship is a myth or reality in the context of the European Union. Consideration will also be given to the issue of migration in Europe. Finally, the course reflects upon the place of the study of identity in terms of how Europe is conceptualised, from both within Europe and beyond.

Assessment:

Written work of not more than 4000 words.

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