Faculty of Law
States, Markets and European Integration
Full course description
The main objective of this course is to provide students with insight in the spectrum of the sciences, within which legal science is only one of the many members. The process of European integration is used as a central theme by means of which this main objective is pursued. The acquisition of rudimentary non-legal knowledge about European integration is therefore a secondary objective.
Students will be introduced to the history of European (dis)integration, theories that aim to explain or justify the process of integration, relevant aspects of the philosophy of science and of economics, social ontology and basic legal concepts, and relevant aspects of evolutionary and social psychology.
Course objectives
See Description.
Recommended reading
- Jaap Hage, European Integration: a Theme, Eleven Publishers 2020
- Additional texts, available via Canvas
- Knowledge clips
MET3007
Period 4
1 Feb 2022
1 Apr 2022
ECTS credits:
6.0Instruction language:
EnglishCoordinator:
Teaching methods:
Lecture(s), PBLAssessment methods:
Written examKeywords:
European integration; integration theories; explanation and understanding; economics; social ontology; basic concepts of law; social and evolutionary psychology