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Policy-making: Legislative processes of the EU - Available on Request

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Summary

Price
£299 inc VAT
Study method
Onsite
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

Introduction to EU policy-making structures and procedures. The course explains how the policy-making process in the European Union works and the different legal instruments that are used to make decisions.

Description

Legislative Processes Of EU

Course content

This course offers the theoretically informed study of the EU policy-making across a selection of key issue areas. The principal aim of the course is to provide a detailed knowledge of how national and EU institutions interact in European policy making. The course introduces principal theories of policy making along three core policy dimensions: agenda setting, decision making and policy implementation. It also provides the conceptual insights used to analyse a number of substantive policy areas. These will typically include: the single market, social and environmental policies, cohesion policies, Common Agricultural Policy, Economic and Monetary Union, Justice and Home Affairs and EU foreign policy.
Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this module, participants will:

1. Be able to analyse and explain the development of the main policies of the European Union and in so doing have gained a thorough understanding of these policies;

2. Critically assess the EU’s success in achieving its policy goals;

3. Understand the process of policy making in the EU, from policy formulation and negotiation through to implementation;

4. Appreciate the challenges facing the EU and its policy making process

5. Engage critically with important political issues facing policy makers in the EU both at national and European levels;

6. Be able to produce well-argued and well-informed written and oral analyses of these important issues and their consequences for future policy making in the European Union

Objectives:

Participants will be able to understand issues such as:

EU Integration Process:
EU Law
EU Policies
Policy analysis
Communication technique

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