Europese studies - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Lecture notes European integration and democracy.

Notes on the formation of Europe.

For the midterm assignment we were supposed to answer one question per week for the first three weeks. Each question had to be answered in less than 700 words. I received a 8,9 for this assignment.

It’s a pretty extensive summary but without the homework case law assignments, i recommend adding these to your notes for the exam as the exam is literally a variation of those cases!

This is an extensive summary with the homework case law answers, officially it’s not allowed to take them to the exam, but i’ve hidden quite well in my notes so it won’t stand out in too much

This document provides a comprehensive summary of all the assigned reading homework for the course, enriched with additional interpretations and insights shared by our seminar teacher. The material covered in these readings is notably complex, but this summary distills the essential points and integrates the teacher’s perspectives to enhance understanding. Ideal for those who may not have the time or energy to engage with the full weekly readings, this document serves as a valuable resource...

This document contains detailed lecture notes for two guest lectures (Claske Cos and Marta Morvillo) for the European Integration and Democracy course, focusing on the process of policy and law-making within the European Union (EU). To enhance understanding, I have included extra details and clarifications on complex topics discussed in the lectures. These additions aim to make challenging concepts more accessible and ensure a comprehensive grasp of the subject matter. By studying this summar...

Module 1 of the European Integration and Democracy course provides a comprehensive introduction to the historical and political foundations of European integration. Drawing on insights from the books "The Unfinished History of European Integration" and "European Union Politics," the module explores the key milestones, challenges, and theoretical frameworks that have shaped the European Union (EU). The lectures delve into the origins of European integration, focusing on post-World War II e...