Předmět Making Europe (AHSV10268)

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Sylabus

COURSE SYLLABUS FOR SUMMER SEMESTER 2013TEMA - Economy and Politics in European History AHSV10268Jíra JanáčJira.janac@gmail.comThis course is offered mainly to foreign students in the framework of TEMA program, and to MA students of SOKD. The course focuses on various aspects of the 20th century formation of Europe as an economic and political unit. Each class will be divided into two halves - a lecture followed by a  discussion. Credit for the course will be granted on the basis of attendance, class participation, and the quality of term paper.Class participation:Participation on seminars is compulsory. More than two missed classes will automaticallyresult in a failing grade. Students are responsible for reading the required material prior tothe class for which it has been assigned. Readings will serve as the basis for class discussions. An active participation in the discussion and thoughtful reading of the assigned texts is a fundamental requirement of the course. Assigned readings will be available via SIS (ca 30 pages per week) a week in advance.Term Paper:Students will have to submit a term paper - either a book review, or an essay (MA students only) on the topic of your own choosing (requires consultation with the lecturer and his approval).For a review pick a book from the reading list. MA students (a 3000 word alternative) are asked to compare and contrast author’s perspective on European history with Patel’s concept of Europeanization. Read an Introduction and at least one chapter focused on the 20th century.The most important thing in choosing a paper topic is to make sure that your interest is sufficiently engaged so that you can sustain the effort necessary to produce a good work. Be sure to do some library work in March and then come in to see me to discuss your choice of topic. In the essay you should apply Patel’s Europeanization concept to your chosen topic.  The required length is 3000 words for MA students, 1000 for undergraduates (deadline May 8th 2012). The essay will be handed to  the lecturer by the end of the semester via email.Provide full references to the cited publications (preferably Chicago 15a). Seminars:Tuesday 14:10 - 15:40, room number 302b

Garant

Mgr. Jiří Janáč, Ph.D.