Academic Catalog

ADM4155 LOCATING EUROPE IN A GLOBALISED WORLD

Course Code: 3104155
METU Credit (Theoretical-Laboratory hours/week): 3(3-0)
ECTS Credit: 6.0
Department: Political Science And Public Adm.
Language of Instruction: English
Level of Study: Undergraduate
Course Coordinator: Prof.Dr. BAÞAK ZEYNEP ALPAN
Offered Semester: Fall Semesters.

Course Content

Since the end of WWII. Europe has significantly changed. With the disintegration of European colonial empires and the massis e demand for workers for its economic reconstruction, post-war mi o ration turned the Old Continent into multiracial, multi-ethnic and multi-religious societies. The course is meant to offer a critical perspective to the role and meaning of this new Europe within a global context. It identifies and analyses the key areas in which Europe is becoming an increasingly important actor, and develops a critical outlook in terms of the increasing complexity of issues arising in Europe and elsewhere. All in all, a re-thinking of Europe's role and borders in a globalized world is called for.