HY 414 - History Seminar

1. Relate the recent history of Europe to its twentieth-century antecedents;
2. Correlate E.U. organizational concepts, such as Single Market, Subsidiarity and Coordinative Sovereignty with recent and contemporary European challenges and struggles;
3. Assess the impact of German reunification, German post-1990 economic success and Franco-German cooperation, on the development of E.U. domestic and foreign policy;
4. Understand the geopolitical and strategic importance, for the E.U., of the collapse of Soviet power and the rise of the Russian Federation (as a reconstructed regional force);
5. Relate U.S., Chinese and other great-power aims and objectives to those of Europe and its European Union;
6. Analyze the effects of recent nationalist sentiments and movements upon European stability.

 Notes
A comprehensive examination required for graduation is included in this seminar.

Cross-listed
This course is cross-listed as PS 414.