COURSE INFORMATION PACKAGE · RI418

Balkan Studies

Elective · French Open to Erasmus+ exchange students
ECTS
5
Local Credit
3
Theory + Practice + Lab
3 + 0 + 0
Course Level
Bachelor Degree
Prerequisites
-
Semester
5
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Content Assessment System
Course Instructor(s)
Sezai Enis TULÇA
etulca@gmail.com

Content

Objective

The aim of this course is to analyze the political Histort of the Balkans and important phenomenon after 1990's.

Course Content

During 13 week's the subjects of the courses are as below:
-The Balkans's betwen the two World war.
-The Balkans during the second World war
-Between Est and West the Balkan's after 1947. NATO and the Warsaw pact.
-Case stady; Roumania, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania, Yugoslavia
There political leader's, their foregin politics, their politics for the minority's.
-The Balkan's after 1989, The new states of Aix-Yugoslavia and the new liberal countries in the Balkans.
The Greek-Turkish economic rivalry in the Balkan's after 1990's.

Course Learning Outcomes

The importance of the Balkan's in the east of Europe for Turkey.

References

Histoire des Balkans, Georges Castellan, Fayard-Paris.
The Balkans, nationalism, war and the great Powers 1804-1999, Micha Glenny, Granta Books.
Siyasi Tarih, Fahir Armaoğlu, Alkim Yayınevi.
L'Histoire Diplomatique de 1919 a nos jours, JB Durosell, chez Dalloz.
Balkan Türkleri, Erhan Türbedar, ASAM, Ankara

Assessment System

Contribution to Overall Grade
Activities Number Contribution
Contribution of in-term studies to overall grade 1 50
Contribution of final exam to overall grade 1 50
Contribution of final exam to overall grade 1 47
Total 3 147
In-Term Studies
Activities Number Contribution
Midterm Examinations (including preparation) 1 50
Quiz 1 50
Total 2 100