To provide an understanding of the different ways that different European countries have attempted to accommodate cultural, religious and ideological diversity within their borders, and why some have been more successful than others. To encourage the students to develop their skills in researching a topic related to European politics and in writing a paper based on this research. To enable students to develop their ability to communicate both in writing and orally. Papers will be assigned a letter grade only. Final course grades will be calculated in accordance with the twelve-point scale outlined in the calendar .
All assignments are to be handed in on time.
The paper is due at the beginning of the class period on the due date. Failure to complete one of the requirements of the course will automatically result in failure of the course. No assignments will be accepted after the final examination. Examination will not be rescheduled, except in case of emergency. Students are expected to attend all class sessions.