Different Theoretical Approaches about European Studies

Buda, Mariana (2017): Different Theoretical Approaches about European Studies. Published in: Analele Universitatii din Oradea, fascicola Relatii Internationale si Studii europene , Vol. 9, (2017): pp. 109-122.

Abstract

The European Studies, as a discipline of study or specialization, is no longer a new-entry in today’s Higher Education. All the European countries, but even countries from the others continents, have introduced this discipline in their curricula. The aim of this article is to present and to analyse different theoretical approaches that have existed during the time in Europe and have conducted to the specialization of European Studies that we know today. The Bibliography in this domain is much extended, that’s why we assume the risk and we do not pretend to be exhaustive with this classification. Otherwise, our study is a faithful representation of a theoretical basis.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• Language: English
• Keywords: European Studies, European Union studies, European integration studies, core curricula in European Studies, teaching European Studies
• Subjects: Y - Miscellaneous Categories > Y8 - Related Disciplines

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