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EUR3414 - Differentiated Integration: The Norwegian Case in Perspective

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Vurderingsordning

Vurderingsordning: Hjemmeeksamen
Karakter: Bokstavkarakterer

Vurdering Vekting Varighet Delkarakter Hjelpemidler
Hjemmeeksamen 100/100

Faglig innhold

Is Norway’s relationship with the EU unique? What are the advantages and disadvantages of this country’s relationship with the EU compared to alternative forms of association? Drawing on theories of European integration and international relations, the course offers a critical examination of Norway’s adaptation to the EU; be this adaptation interest-driven, rule-driven or norms driven. Throughout, specific empirical cases of difficult political issues and case law are set up against prior Norwegian expectations or positions. Furthermore, drawing on models of democracy, the course undertakes a critical assessment of the democratic implications arising in the association. Finally, in pursuing the above ends, and in addressing the above questions, the course places Norway’s association with the EU within a broader comparative perspective, by systematically contrasting this association with different models pursued by other European countries vis-à-vis the EU.

Læringsutbytte

Knowledge
Students will have acquired
- an in-depth and theoretically informed knowledge of the reasons for and implications of Norway’s current association with the EU across policy-areas
- a thorough and theoretically informed knowledge of alternatives to the Norwegian association

Skills
Students will be able
- to assess and compare different associations with the EU and/or aspects thereof in a theoretically informed manner
- to communicate their knowledge orally and in writing, using the appropriate terminology, to specialist and non-specialist audiences

Læringsformer og aktiviteter

The teaching methods and activities will in this course be a combination of lectures, debates and discussions.

Please note that seminars depend on external funding. Information on this will be given at semester start.

Obligatoriske aktiviteter

  • Position paper

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Students must submit and pass the position paper. Evaluation in this course is given in the form of a take-home exam.

In the event of a legitimate absence or a failed exam, students can apply to the Department of Historical Studies for re-sitting the examination the following semester. Students who have obtained a passing grade but wish to improve their grade have to register for class and sit the ordinary exam when the course is taught. Compulsory activities from a previous semester may be approved by the department.

Forkunnskapskrav

None.

Kursmateriell

Available at the start of the semester.

Studiepoengreduksjon

Emnekode Reduksjon Fra Til
EUR3409 7.5
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Versjon: 1
Studiepoeng:  7.5 SP
Studienivå: Høyere grads nivå

Undervisning

Termin nr.: 1
Undervises:  HØST 2018

Undervisningsspråk: Engelsk

Sted: Trondheim

Fagområde(r)
  • Europastudier
  • Historie
  • Lærer- og lektorutdanning
Kontaktinformasjon
Emneansvarlig/koordinator:

Ansvarlig enhet
Institutt for historiske studier

Eksamensinfo

Vurderingsordning: Hjemmeeksamen

Termin Statuskode Vurdering Vekting Hjelpemidler Dato Tid Eksamens- system Rom *
Høst ORD Hjemme-eksamen 100/100

Utlevering
23.11.2018

Innlevering
30.11.2018

INSPERA
Rom Bygning Antall kandidater
Vår ORD Hjemme-eksamen 100/100

Utlevering
03.05.2019

Innlevering
06.05.2019

INSPERA
Rom Bygning Antall kandidater
  • * Skriftlig eksamen plasseres på rom 3 dager før eksamensdato. Hvis mer enn ett rom er oppgitt, finner du ditt rom på Studentweb.
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