EU Area of Freedom Security and Justice
BASIC DATA
course listing
A - main register
course code
MOL5020
course title in Estonian
EL vabadusel, turvalisusel ja õiglusel rajanev ala
course title in English
EU Area of Freedom Security and Justice
course volume CP
4.00
ECTS credits
6.00
to be declared
yes
assessment form
Examination
teaching semester
autumn - spring
language of instruction
Estonian
English
Study programmes that contain the course
Structural units teaching the course
MO - Department of Law
Timetable link
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course aims in Estonian
Anda põhjalik ülevaade EL justiits- ja siseküsimuste poliitilistest ja õiguslikest arengutest ning arutleda ja analüüsida põhjalikult kohtulahendeid.
course aims in English
Give a comprehensive overview of the developments of the politics and legislation of the EU Juctice and Home Affairs, discuss and analyse deeply the cases.
learning outcomes in the course in Est.
Kursuse lõpuks üliõpilane:
1. mõistab EL justiits- ja siseküsimuste arenguid;
2. omab teadmisi peamistest valdkonda puudutavatest õigusaktidest ning poliitilistest otsustest;
3. analüüsib põhjalikult eelnevalt nimetatud arenguid;
4. teeb uusi lahenduste ettepanekuid;
5. oskab ette valmistada ja esitleda põhjalikku ettekannet etteantud teemadel;
6. analüüsida põhjalikultetteantud kaasusi.
1. mõistab EL justiits- ja siseküsimuste arenguid;
2. omab teadmisi peamistest valdkonda puudutavatest õigusaktidest ning poliitilistest otsustest;
3. analüüsib põhjalikult eelnevalt nimetatud arenguid;
4. teeb uusi lahenduste ettepanekuid;
5. oskab ette valmistada ja esitleda põhjalikku ettekannet etteantud teemadel;
6. analüüsida põhjalikultetteantud kaasusi.
learning outcomes in the course in Eng.
By the end of the course the student:
1. understands the current developments of the EU justice and home affairs politics and legislation;
2. knows the main legal acts and political decisions;
3. can analyse deeply the aforementioned developments;
4. can make suggestions for further developments;
5. is able to prepare and present a comprehensive presentation in the preagreed relevant topic;
6. analyse deeply the cases.
1. understands the current developments of the EU justice and home affairs politics and legislation;
2. knows the main legal acts and political decisions;
3. can analyse deeply the aforementioned developments;
4. can make suggestions for further developments;
5. is able to prepare and present a comprehensive presentation in the preagreed relevant topic;
6. analyse deeply the cases.
brief description of the course in Estonian
Kursuse raames käsitletakse EL sisserände ja varjupaiga poliitikat ning õigust, Schengeni viisapoliitikat ning õigus- ja piirikontrollisüsteemi, õigusalast koostööd kriminaalasjades ja politseikoostööd.
brief description of the course in English
The course covers the current issues in EU immigration and asylum policy and law, Schengen visa system and border control, judicial cooperation in criminal matters and police cooperation.
type of assessment in Estonian
eristav hindamine
type of assessment in English
graded assessment
independent study in Estonian
Kodune töö, ettekanne. Täpsem info laiendatud ainekavas.
independent study in English
Homework, presentation. More specific information in an extended syllabus.
study literature
Peers, S. et al. (2015). EU Immigration and Asylum Law, Brill Nijhoff
Peers, S. (2016). EU justice and home affairs law. Oxford, Oxford University Press. 4th Edition
Birkinshaw P., Varney M., (2010). The European Union Legal Order after Lisbon, Kluwer Law International
Düvell, F. (2006). Illegal immigration in Europe : beyond control? Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire New York, Palgrave Macmillan.
Guild, E. (2009). Security and migration in the 21st century. Cambridge, Malden, MA, Polity.
Guild, E. and J. van Selm (2005). International migration and security: opportunities and challenges. London, Routledge.
Graig P., (2010) The Lisbon Treaty. Law, Politics and the Treaty Reform, Oxford University Press
Roots, L. (2009) The impact of Lisbon Treaty on the development of EU immigration legislation, CYLEP vol 5, 261-281
Wiesbrock, A., (2010). Legal migration to the European Union, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers
Peers, S. (2016). EU justice and home affairs law. Oxford, Oxford University Press. 4th Edition
Birkinshaw P., Varney M., (2010). The European Union Legal Order after Lisbon, Kluwer Law International
Düvell, F. (2006). Illegal immigration in Europe : beyond control? Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire New York, Palgrave Macmillan.
Guild, E. (2009). Security and migration in the 21st century. Cambridge, Malden, MA, Polity.
Guild, E. and J. van Selm (2005). International migration and security: opportunities and challenges. London, Routledge.
Graig P., (2010) The Lisbon Treaty. Law, Politics and the Treaty Reform, Oxford University Press
Roots, L. (2009) The impact of Lisbon Treaty on the development of EU immigration legislation, CYLEP vol 5, 261-281
Wiesbrock, A., (2010). Legal migration to the European Union, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers
study forms and load
daytime study: weekly hours
4.0
session-based study work load (in a semester):
lectures
2.0
lectures
-
practices
0.0
practices
-
exercises
2.0
exercises
-
lecturer in charge
-
LECTURER SYLLABUS INFO
semester of studies
teaching lecturer / unit
language of instruction
Extended syllabus or link to Moodle or to home page
2020/2021 spring