Sommersemester 2011 - European Studies

der europäischen Mächte in der Karibik und in den Amerikas
insgesamt und als wichtiger Akteur in den Süd-Süd-Beziehungen in
der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts.
Bemerkung: MA Atlantic Studies: WP Globalisierung und
transkulturelle Räume, WP Ungleichheit, Herrschaft, Differenz; BA
Sozialwissenschaften: Transformation Studies I, Wahlpflichtbereich
des BA Sozial- und Politikwissenschaften
Literatur: De la Fuente, Alejandro, Havana and the Atlantic in the
Sixteenth Century, Chapel Hill 2008.
Zeuske, Michael, Schwarze Karibik. Sklaven, Sklavereikultur und
Emanzipation, Zürich 2004.
Europäische Integration, Theorien,
Institutionen und Entscheidungsprozesse
Kernmodul II (ESH CMII)
Joachim, Jutta; SWS 2
European Integration: History, Theories, and Policies
Di., wöchentl., 14 – 16 Uhr, Beginn: 05.04.2011, Raum: V411,
Schneiderberg 50
Kommentar: Why do states transfer parts of their sovereignty to
the European level and why in some policy fields more than in
others? Is European integration a process controlled by states or is
it beyond states control and follows its own dynamics? What kind
of political system is the EU? Has it comparable institutions to those
we find in Member States or do they resemble ones of an entirely
different kind? And how can we explain the Common Foreign and
Security Policy or the recent EU enlargement? These and other
questions will be addressed in this seminar which is divided into
three parts: In the first part, we will discuss theories of integration,
while the second and third section will be devoted to EU
Koordinationsstelle European Studies, Königsworther Platz 1, 30167 Hannover 11