The EU and its neighbours: cooperation challenges

The summer school focuses on the EU relations with its Southern and Eastern neighbours placing emphasis on the opportunities of cooperation, especially in the fields of trade and energy as well as on the challenges of this cooperation in the fields of foreign affairs and migration. Experts coming from the academia/or and international institutions will explain the instruments through which the EU supports and seeks to influence its neighbours as well as the achievements and failures of the European Neighbourhood Policy.
It is based on lectures of two/three hours and simulation games given in English and offered by professors and experts in law, political science or economics. The students will be provided with reading material and will be asked to take a final exam. The total number of hours (including simulation games) of the summer school is 28/30.