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Introduction: Teaching European Studies – Old and New Tools for Student Engagement

Simon Lightfoot, Heidi Maurer

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This paper provides an introduction to the symposium on teaching European Studies. It draws out a number of common themes explored in the papers and places these within the context of wider debates relating to both the teaching and learning of European Studies.

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This paper provides an introduction to the symposium on teaching European Studies. It draws out a number of common themes explored in the papers and places these within the context of wider debates relating to both the teaching and learning of European Studies.

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This paper provides an introduction to the symposium on teaching European Studies. It draws out a number of common themes explored in the papers and places these within the context of wider debates relating to both the teaching and learning of European Studies.

Key concepts: Comparative politics, European studies, Context (archaeology), Political philosophy, European integration, Political science, Sociology, Pedagogy

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