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Course description |
The course provides an analysis of the rationale of the European Union integration, from an economic and monetary perspective. The videolectures lead the student throught the main steps of the economic integration process also highlighting advantages and potential drawbacks. In addition, the course provides for a comprehensive analysis of the Great Recession (2007-2009), its causes and actions taken in US and Europe; the European Union enlargement processes and the economic challenges EU is deemed to cope with at global level will be also discussed. A special emphasis of this course is given to the far-reaching issue of sustainable development. In this regard, the second part of the module is focused on themes such as food security, climate change and the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) of the EU, a key chapter of the European integration process.
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Prerequisites |
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History and Institutions of the European Union |
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Objectives |
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This module aims at introducing students to the historical process of economic integration and path tha led to the institution of the Single market and the introduction of the common currency, allowing students to acquire economic notions that will enable them to craft opinions over the future of European integration. Also, this module gives the opportunity to deepen core issues related to sustainable development, increasingly crucial in the EU agenda, with a specific attention on food security and climate change.
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Program |
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Analysis of the dynamics underlying the European economic integration, its main steps and characteristics. Areas of study include the evolution of the economic crisis (2007-2009) and how it involved Europe, the development of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), EU monetary integration, climate change and food security, in the wider spectrum of sustainable development
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Exercises |
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At the end of this module the student is expected to answer to open questions concerning the main issues addressed in the videolectures.
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Professor |
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Professor not available
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Video professors |
Prof.
Romano Prodi
- Già Presidente Della Commissione Europea Dal 1999 Al 2004 (Belgio). Già Presidente Del Consiglio Dei Ministri Italiano Dal 1996 Al 1998 E Dal 2006 Al 2008.
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Kiril Ribarov
- Professore, Facoltà di Matematica e Fisica, Charles University di Praga (Cecoslovacchia)
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Anna Carbone
- Dibaf - Department For Innovation In Biological, Agro-Food And Forest Systems - University Of Tuscia
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Piero Conforti
- Deputy Director, Statistics Division At Fao, Food And Agriculture Organization Of United Nations
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List of lessons |
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Kiril Ribarov
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Kiril Ribarov
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Kiril Ribarov
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Kiril Ribarov
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Romano Prodi
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Romano Prodi
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Piero Conforti
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Piero Conforti
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Piero Conforti
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Piero Conforti
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Anna Carbone
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Anna Carbone
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Anna Carbone
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Anna Carbone
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Anna Carbone
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