Europeanisation – introductory comments
• Why are we taking an historical approach (analysing extracts from
Roberts’ The New Penguin History of the World (edn 2004)?
1. Provide a context and a narrative
2. To test assumptions
3. To engender a critical approach to learning
4. To provide a foundation before we learning in rule based way about the EU and its law
, Europeanisation
• J M Roberts’ The New Penguin History of the World
• Extracts relating to European influences
• Key points include
1. European roots
2. The idea of the State and power - legislative supremacy
3. Inter-state relations
4. Evidence of concession to the state order
5. In short, ‘Europeanisation’: that ideas and power from Europe leads to the world
have inherited
• Why are we taking an historical approach (analysing extracts from
Roberts’ The New Penguin History of the World (edn 2004)?
1. Provide a context and a narrative
2. To test assumptions
3. To engender a critical approach to learning
4. To provide a foundation before we learning in rule based way about the EU and its law
, Europeanisation
• J M Roberts’ The New Penguin History of the World
• Extracts relating to European influences
• Key points include
1. European roots
2. The idea of the State and power - legislative supremacy
3. Inter-state relations
4. Evidence of concession to the state order
5. In short, ‘Europeanisation’: that ideas and power from Europe leads to the world
have inherited
