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Course 4. Regionalisation and Regionalism: Theory and Practice
Programme International Masters in European Regional Integration
International Masters in ASEAN Studies
Course Code* QQX7004
Course Title* Regionalisation and Regionalism: Theory and Practice
Course Pre-requisite(s)/
None
Minimum Requirement(s)
Student Learning Time 120 hours
(SLT)*
Credit* 3
Course Learning At the end of this course, students are able to:
Outcomes* (1) use the theoretical and conceptual tools on the
processes of regionalisation. (A5)
(2) examine current processes and practices associated
with regional integration, the structural context in
which these take place and their political, economic
and social consequences. (C4)
(3) develop key analytical, interpretative, and written and
oral presentation skills. (P5)
Transferable Skills None
Synopsis of Course This course introduces the students to theories and
Contents approaches to regionalisation/regionalism, as well as the
systematic approach to structures and dynamics of
regionalisation models. It also gives a comparative
overview of different regionalisation processes
(North/Latin America and Europe, and Asia-Pacific) with
particular focus on their historical developments,
dynamics, and architecture, and explore experiences of
non-Asian regions for Asia-Pacific regionalisation,
particularly ASEAN, in the fields of economics, politics,
security, and culture.
Learning Strategies Lecture
(lecture, tutorial, Discussion
workshop, discussion, etc)
Assessment Weightage* Continuous Assessment : 100%
Methodologies for Announcement on notice board/individual performance
Feedback on Performance report sent through e-mail.
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