Poland's foreign policy WP-SM-PPZw(p)
Course contents:
1. Historical introduction: Traditions of Polish foreign policy; Establishing the borders of the Second Polish Republic and the Third Polish Republic; Historical view
2. Regaining sovereignty as a result of the end of the Cold War struggle; Poland on the way to NATO and the EU.
3. Constitutional principles of the system
4. The constitutional framework of Polish foreign policy; The Council of Ministers and the President
5. The constitutional framework of Polish foreign policy; Sejm and Senate;
6. The constitutional framework of Polish foreign policy; Constitutional Tribunal and courts
7. Foreign service
8. Public diplomacy, economic diplomacy, cultural and historical diplomacy
9. The strategy of Polish foreign policy
10. Poland in the EU
11. Poland in the UN and the Council of Europe
12. V-4 and the Three Seas Initiative, Weimar Triangle
13. Bilateral relations: Polish-American.
14. Bilateral relations: Polish-German.
15. Polish eastern policy; Bilateral relations: Polish-Russian; Polish-Ukrainian
(in Polish) E-Learning
(in Polish) Grupa przedmiotów ogólnouczenianych
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Learning outcome code/codes
Type of subject
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
Subject learning outcomes:
W1- the student lists and describes contemporary conditions of Polish foreign policy
W2 - the student lists and describes the legal framework (constitutional, statutory, sub-statutory) of Polish foreign policy
W3- student lists and describes the strategy of Polish foreign policy, its priorities, the current state of bilateral and multilateral Polish relations with foreign countries
ECTS [1 ECTS = 30 h]
participation in lectures 30 h
preparation for classes 30 h
preparation for the exam 60 h
Sum 120/30 = 4 ECTS
Assessment criteria
Assessment methods and criteria:
Final test of the lectures (single-choice test):
94-100% - 5
93-88% - 4.5
87-80% - 4
79-70% - 3.5
69-60% - 3
Assessment criteria in terms of knowledge:
- for the grade 2 (insufficient): the student does not mention and describe the contemporary conditions of Polish foreign policy, the legal framework (constitutional, statutory, sub-statutory) of Polish foreign policy, the strategy of Polish foreign policy, its priorities, the current state of bilateral and multilateral relations between Poland and abroad
- for the grade 3 (sufficient): the student at the basic level lists and describes the contemporary conditions of Polish foreign policy, the legal framework (constitutional, statutory, sub-statutory) of Polish foreign policy, the strategy of Polish foreign policy, its priorities, the current state of bilateral and multilateral Polish relations with abroad;
- with a grade 4 (db.): the student at a good level lists and describes the contemporary conditions of Polish foreign policy, the legal framework (constitutional, statutory, sub-statutory) of Polish foreign policy, the strategy of Polish foreign policy, its priorities, the current state of bilateral and multilateral Polish relations with abroad
- with a grade of 5 (very good): the student at a very good level lists and describes the contemporary conditions of Polish foreign policy, the legal framework (constitutional, statutory, sub-statutory) of Polish foreign policy, the strategy of Polish foreign policy, its priorities, the current state of bilateral and multilateral relations Polish with foreign countries
Bibliography
literature:
https://www.gov.pl/web/dyplomacja/strategia
https://www.rp.pl/artykul/950817-Strategia-dla-Polski.html
https://www.rp.pl/Polska-2050/311079918-Friedman-Polska-Zrozumiec-przyszlosc.html
L. Garlicki, Polskie prawo konstytucyjne. Zarys wykładu. wydanie najnowsze, dostępne w bibliotece Wydziału
R. Kwiecień, Tożsamość i ciągłość prawnomiędzynarodowa państwa polskiego, PiP 1998/08.
L. Garlicki, Konstytucja a "sprawy zewnętrzne", PS 2007/4
Legal acts:
polish Constitution; foreign service act; Consular Law
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