神⼾⼤学 シラバス

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基本情報
科⽬分類

専⾨科⽬

開講年次

2･3･4年

時間割コード

3C063

開講区分

後期

曜⽇・時限

他

単位数

1.0

開講科⽬名

EUエキスパート⼈材養成プログラム特別講義

主担当教員

CHOPIN OLIVIER

授業形態

講義

ナンバリングコード

担当教員⼀覧

詳細情報■授業のテーマ
This is an introductory course focused on current developments in the ﬁeld of European security,
understood both at the integrated level of the EU and at the national level of the member-States. The
former European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP), now called EU Common Security and Defence
Policy (CSDP) has reached its institutional maturity, but proves to be insuﬃcient to address new security
issues Europe is facing. Terrorism and migrations especially show that the integrated framework isinoperative or at the very least maladjusted. Bilateral or multilateral collaborations are set in place tocompensate the lack of uniﬁed (integrated) policies, and some governments are now simply comingback to the realist ʻself-helpʼ tradition or claim to be abandoned by their fellow member-States. This
course will focus on the intertwined issues of the evolution of Europeʼs international security issues atthe EU level and the persistance of the national security policies. The ﬁnal exam will be based on thelectures and the readings, in the form of an oral examination.
■授業の到達⽬標
Students will obtain wide-ranged institutional knowledge about- the evolution of Europeʼs new international and domestic security issues- a comparative approach to the national security policies and the challenges of European cooperation- the latest developments in Security studies in a European and Transatlantic perspective.
■授業の概要と計画
Lecture 1 – Introduction to European Security
What is security?
Realism, liberalism and constructivism“New threats”
Threat inﬂation
SecuritizationLecture 2 – Historical perspective and genealogies, from EDC to CSDP: A series of lost opportunities?
The aftermath of war: Europe and the “sweet dream of peace” (Kant)
The European Defence Community (EDC)
NATO and the EU
The WEU, a walking dead?
The European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP)
Petersbergʼs Tasks
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Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP): EU
security policies under the Lisbon Treaty
Lecture 3 – The emergence of a European Security through the ﬁght against Terrrorism
The long and sad threat of terrorism in Europe since the 19th Century
A collection of Terrors: domestic, international, nihilism, ideology and religion“Club Diplomacies”, Berne (1971), TREVI (1976) and Vienna (1979)
Dynamics of integration: Schengen (1985), EUROPOL (1998), EUROJUST (2002)
Lecture 4 – Convergence, integration and collaboration, the case of intelligence sharing
The area of freedom, security and justice (AFSJ), a common area of threats?
The European External Action Service (EEAS)
INTCEN, the EUMS Intelligence Directorate and the Single Intelligence Analysis Capacity of the Union
Vertical integration versus horizontal collaborations
A European CIA?
Lecture 5 – The migration crisis: the disintegration of European security?
Why do people move?
Migrants, refugees and asylum“Fortress Europe”?
FRONTEX and its limitations
After ʻMare Nostrumʼ and ʻTritonʼ, did Europe lost its soul?
The “migrants crisis” in France
Lecture 6 – Logics of exception (1): Intelligence reforms in Europe
9/11 and the USAPATRIOT ACT in the US
The Kean Commission and the IRTPA (2004) in the US
The French Law on Intelligence (2015) and the creation of a French Intelligence Community
The Investigatory Powers Act 2016 in the UK
A new convergence dynamics of national security policies?
Lecture 7 – Logics of exception (2): states of emergency, rule of law and democracies under stress
Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Copenhagen, Manchester, London… Emergency responses
Emergency powers and resilience
France: ʻSentinelleʼand ʻlʼétat dʼurgenceʼand the Reason of State tradition
UK:ʻTemperer”and the Prerogative tradition
Session 8 – Final exam: oral examination■成績評価⽅法
Participation in discussions (20%) and ﬁnal exam (80%)■成績評価基準
Students will be mainly evaluated on the basis of their achievements in the exam. The exam questions
will refer to the content of the lectures.
■履修上の注意（関連科⽬情報）
Students are requested to participate having interest in security studies, international relations and theEU.
※希望者は履修登録期間後の10⽉17⽇(⽕)から10/27(⾦)午後5時までに，国際⽂化学部・研究科教務学⽣係窓⼝で登録してください。
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備考：学部2年⽣以上の受講可
CAP制限にかかりません。
※他学部⽣は，所属学部の教務係に履修の可否について事前に確認してください。
■事前・事後学修Students might receive assignments or reading materials and are expected to prepare classes inadvance.
■学⽣へのメッセージ■教科書“A Tragic Lack of Ambition: Why EU Security Policy is no Strategy” / Olivier Schmitt : Contemporary
Security Policy, vol. 34, #2 , 2013 ,ISBN:■参考書・参考資料等■授業における使⽤⾔語
英語■キーワード■参考URL

担当教員⼀覧
教員
CHOPIN OLIVIER

所属
国際⽂化学研究科

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