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Tuesday 9-12 (1410/044)
Ved bedømmelsen af prøvepræstationen vil der blive lagt vægt på i hvor høj grad den studerende:
Main Trends in Modern European History
This course traces some major trends in European history with a special emphasis on state formation, state forms and state relations since the 18th Century. Central to the course is a focus on the creation and development of the modern European nation state. Linked to and embedded in this process is a series of major political trends and features: The fight between democracy and authoritarian and/or totalitarian rule; inter-state conflict as most manifestly expressed by the two (European) world wars, the establishment of the modern welfare states, and most recently the global and regional (EU) challenges to the European nation states. Each of these features will be drawn into and discussed during the course with a view to inserting them into an overall understanding and discussion of the above-mentioned major trends in modern European history.
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Thorsten Borring Olesen
Undervisningen vil typisk bestå i en vekselvirkning mellem læreroplæg, studenteroplæg og klassediskussion.
Literature:
The precise curriculum for the course is not yet ready, but will include among other texts Hagen Schulze, States, Nations and Nationalism. From the Middle Ages to the Present , Oxford 2001, and Mark Mazover, Dark Continent. Europes Twentieth Century , London 1999.
Bunden mundtlig prøve.