Předmět European Public Space: Interest Representation and Public Debate, ES (JPM432)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Sylabus

 1. Introduction 30/09 PART I EUROPEAN PUBLIC SPACE2. European Public Space - concepts, definitions and approaches 07/103. Relevance of public debate 14/104. Language, media and journalism 21/105. European identity: individuals, elites, general public 04/11 PART II INTEREST REPRESENTATION AND LOBBYING6. Interest Representation and Lobbying in the EU - introduction 11/117. Lobbying the European institutions - process and institutional conditions 18/118. Business Interest Groups in the EU 25/1110. Citizens’/Public Interest Groups in the EU 2/12 11. Final paper proposals - presentations[1] 9/1212. European Public Space in the Making and its implications for democratic decision-making - discussion 11/12[1] PowerPoint presentations expected

Literatura

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Požadavky

active participation in seminarsonly 2 absences per semester are allowed, absence from the seminar must be reported to the lecturer via e-mail no later than 24 hours before the seminar, and later replaced by additional written work40 % of the final creditfinal paperfinal paper, to be submitted no later than 20/01/20164000 words (tolerance: 10 %)60 % of the final credit All readings and assignments will be specified no later than 10 days before each given seminar and will be available in electronic versions in SIS as downloadable files for students enrolled in the course or from library catalogue or journal databases available via library.Final paper topics have to fall within the thematic scope of the course and are to be selected by the students themselves but must be discussed and pre-approved by the lecturer by 30/11/2015. Each paper must raise a specific research question and answer it following a clear methodology.Submission instructions:-          Name of the file: surname_first name_EPS2015-          Submit to: knutelska.fsvcuni@analysis.urkund.com

Garant

Mgr. Viera Knutelská, Ph.D.

Vyučující

Mgr. Viera Knutelská, Ph.D.