The course analyses the European unification process in the twentieth century, giving specific attention to the interaction between the institutional construction, the Cold War, the organisation of the Western bloc and the evolution of the international relations after the end of the Cold War to the present time.
a) General reference: Mark Gilbert, ‘Storia politica dell’integrazione europea’, Roma-Bari, Laterza, last edition. b) Monographic section: One (for students who can attend lectures) or two (for students who cannot attend lectures) of the following books: Luca Gori, ‘L’Unione Europea e i Balcani occidentali’, Soveria Mannelli, Rubbettino, 2007; Giuliana Laschi e Mario Telò (eds), ‘Europa potenza civile o entità in declino? Contributi ad una nuova stagione multidisciplinare degli studi europei’, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2007. c) Seminars (only for students who can attend lectures): Essays and documents quoted during lectures.
Learning Objectives
See text in Italian.
Prerequisites
See text in Italian.
Teaching Methods
Lectures and seminars.
Further information
Foreign students may contact the teacher to choose alternative programmes for the final exam.
