Parliaments in Central-Eastern Europe
- elective intensive course in political sciences -
summer semester, 2007/2008
5 February – Introduction
25-29 February – Lectures
15 April – Test
Lectures (visiting at least 9 lectures from the list below is mandatory):
| Monday (25.02) | Tuesday (26.02) | Wednesday (27.02) | Thursday (28.02) | Friday (29.02) |
9.00-10.20 | Dr. László Milassin: (professor, Széchenyi István University) Development and history of the European integration | Dr. Agnieszka Wenninger: (scientific associate, GESIS - Social Science Information Centre, Berlin) How to get access to scientific information? GESIS services for social science research | Dr. Mihály Lados professor, Széchenyi István University Regional policies of the EU | Dr. Imre Verebélyi: (professor, Széchenyi István University) Local governments in Europe | Dr. Peter Smuk: (assistant professor, Széchenyi István University) Outlines of Central European constitutional development |
10.30-11.50 |
| Audi… business management in Central Europe | Dr. Erich Hochleitner (Director, OEIES - Österreichisches Institut für europ. Sicherheitspolitik) The European Security and Defense Policy | Dr. Csaba Törõ: (Head of Unit, Office for International Relations, Hungarian Parliament) The European Neighbourhood Policy of the EU |
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13.00-14.20 |
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| Dr. Eszter Lukács (assistant professor, Széchenyi István University) Regionally Integrated Transnational Corporations in Central Europe | Dr. Károly Grúber: (Senior Consultant, Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Europe and Russia: What Future Together? |
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14.30-15.50 |
| Dr. András Szegedi (assistant professor, Széchenyi István University) EU competition law | Dr. Pál Tamás: (Director, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, EU Policies and Politics in Eastern Europe: Confrontation and/or a New "Ostpolitik"? | Dr. Attila Marján: (European Commission, Cabinet Member) The Future of the European Single Market in the Globalised World |
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The goal of the course: introducing the Central-Eastern European political systems in the light of the EU-enlargement.
Requirements: Students shall write an essay (min. 7 pages till the end of the semester) or a test (on 15 April) according to one of the topics. The working language of the course is English (the essay and the test is also in English).
Dr. Peter Smuk
assistant prof.
Department of Const. Law and Political Sciences