Center for Public Policy
European Summer Institute on the Future of Europe:Lobbying in Brussels
Prague, Czech Republic, July 3 - 10, 2010
Academic Program Print
Image"... I really enjoyed myself and learnt a lot" Anne Mattson, Carleton University, Canada

Two full-fledged academic courses will be taught during the seven-day intensive spring program. The first part of the program will focus on the main aspects of European integration and evolution of the EU institutions. The future of enlarged European Union and the need for the EU institutional overhaul will be also addressed. The second part will discuss the role of the separate EU actors in the decision making process and lobbying mechanisms deployed. Each course consists of eight lectures/workshops, two guest lectures, summary session, and final exam. Despite the heavy course schedule, students will also have a chance to share experiences in less formal environment.

Classroom lectures will take place from Monday to Friday in mornings and early afternoons. In addition, workshops will enable students to discuss the topics presented during the lectures, thus providing a considerable contribution to the process of learning. Reading materials for each of the lectures will be distributed upon student‘s arrival enabling them to prepare for workshops and gain additional information on the topics addressed during the lectures. Come to Prague well prepared for the Institute and get the most out of its intensive courses!

The main topics of the European Spring/Summer Institute 2010:
EU - today and tomorrow: the initial four classes and workshops will be dedicated to the study of the history and philosophy of the EU integration, changing role of institutions and creation of common policies before and after the Enlargement.
Lobbying in Brussels: during the next four classes and workshops students will be introduced to the practical aspects of lobbying in the EU.
The EU Emerging Stronger of Weaker after the Crisis?:Any lessons learned? Differing responses to the crisis in the EU Member States and critical analysis of their effectiveness. Has the EU been effective in tackling the economic crisis?

The final exam will be administered at the end of the Institute on the basis of which the students will receive the grades and will be awarded the certificate of successful completion of the program accredited by the CPVP and INstrategy.
 

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