EU vybrané otázky evropské integrace II. Vyučující: PhDr. Martin Polášek PhD., konzultační hodiny ÚT 14:30-15:30 (místnost 4008), komunikace mimo konzultační hodiny mailem martin.polasek@ff.cuni.cz Doba a místo konání: akademický rok 2014/15, letní semestr, ÚT 11:40-13:15, místnost 2075 Forma atestace: Zk Podmínky atestace: 1) úspěch v písemném testu. Podmínkou účasti v testu je odevzdání seminární práce v příslušném termínu, viz bod 2. 2) seminární práce v rozsahu 15-20 normostran. Seminární práce musí být na některé z témat probíraných v zimním nebo v letním semestru, musí pro ni být použity minimálně dva cizojazyčné zdroje charakteru odborné knihy nebo článku v odborném časopise. Termíny pro odevzdání prací bude v Moodlu. 3) diskuse nad odevzdanou seminární prací a obsahem testu. O atestaci samé rozhoduje úspěch v písemném testu, o známce rozhoduje primárně kvalita seminární práce, sekundárně bodový zisk z písemného testu. Účast v hodinách není podmínkou atestace. Vstupní požadavky: Nutné Pasivní znalost angličtiny. Základní věcné znalosti o EU (typu: kdy byly podepsány zakládací smlouvy, které jsou hlavní instituce EU a jaký je jejich vzájemný vztah, která země zrovna předsedá Radě EU apod.) Orientace v základních teoretických přístupech, jež byly obsahem kursu v zimním semestru. Navštěvování kursu v zimním semestru není podmínkou, student může získat požadované minimum znalostí samostatným studiem (viz sylabus EU vybrané otázky evropské integrace I.). Žádoucí Žádoucí je rovněž orientace v základech komparativní politologie (např. znalost teorií prostředkování zájmů, teorie politického systému, teorie politických stran a stranických systémů apod.) tato znalost zvládnutí kursu usnadní, není to však podmínka. Kurs je obecně určen spíše studentům 2. a 3. ročníku, není to však podmínka. Anotace:
Celý dvousemestrální kurs EU vybrané otázky evropské integrace je zamýšlený jako vysokoškolský úvod do studia Evropské unie. Jeho cílem však není jenom postihnout vybrané problémy evropské integrace, ale také možná především demonstrovat na studiu evropské integrace a EU možnosti různých metodologických přístupů a ukázat propojení s jinými oblastmi politologie. V užším smyslu bude základní optikou spíše optika komparativní politologie než teorie mezinárodních vztahů. Výuka bude kombinovat výklad vyučujícího a diskusi se studenty nad některými texty. V letním semestru bude pozornost věnována vybraným tématům, pracovně rozděleným do následujících okruhů: 1. legitimita EU 2. prostředkování zájmů, lobbying 3. role politických stran v EU, volby do Evropského parlamentu 4. evropeizace 5. administrativa EU Základní doporučená literatura Literatura je pracovně rozdělena podle jednotlivých okruhů, ale protože okruhy se v praxi prolínají, prolíná se i literatura. Vzdor svému rozsahu se jedná jen o velmi úzký výběr. Další literaturu bude vyučující doporučovat v rámci výkladu či na vyžádání. Účast v hodinách není podmínkou atestace, studenti se mohou připravovat i samostudiem. Tituly označené tučně by měli studenti přečíst, pokud nebudou navštěvovat hodiny a přitom chtějí překonat minimální bodovou hranici v zápočtovém testu. Stejně tak by jich studenti měli využívat tehdy, budou-li sice hodiny navštěvovat, ale některému problému dobře neporozumí. Zmíněné texty budou umístěny v Moodlu. Ostatní tituly budou sice také ve výkladu zohledněny, ale mají studentům sloužit hlavně v případě hlubšího zájmu o daný problém, pokud chtějí v zápočtovém testu dosáhnout maxima bodů a hlavně jako základ pro psaní seminárních prací. Základní literatura pro celý semestr Poskytuje základní přehled o probíraných tématech, byť neklasifikuje problém vždy stejně jako vyučující a poskytuje základní věcné informace. HIX, S.; HOYLAND, B. The Political System of the European Union. Palgrave Macmillan 2011, 3. vydání. RICHARDSON, J. (ed.). European Union : power and policy-making. Routledge 2006, 3. vydání. CINI, M. (ed.). European Union Politics. Oxford University Press 2007, 2. vydání. WALLACE, H.; POLLACK, M.; YOUNG, A. (eds.). Policy-Making in the European Union. Oxford University Press 2010, 6. vydání.
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