Études régionales européennes

Tout au long des deux semestres, les étudiants bénéficient, en complément de l’orientation thématique choisie dans le cadre de leur spécialisation ou de l’ESSST, d’une offre d’enseignement axée sur les études régionales. Le programme d’études régionales européennes (European Regional Studies – ERS) leur permet de développer une compréhension interdisciplinaire des dynamiques politiques, économiques, sociales, culturelles et historiques propres à certaines régions, en particulier l’Europe du Nord, l’Europe centrale et l’Europe de l’Est.
Le programme académique ci-dessus s'applique à l'année universitaire 2026-2027 et reflète la version approuvée par le Conseil académique en date du 11 septembre 2026.
FIRST SEMESTER
Cours fondamentaux
- BUTTERWICK-PAWLIKOWSKI, R. – East-Central Europe, 1815-1940 (14h, 3 ECTS)
- MINK, G. – L'Europe centrale et orientale depuis 1940 (20h, 2 ECTS)
Cours contextuels
SECOND SEMESTER
Cours specialisés
Europe centrale :
- DĘBSKI, S.– Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Central European Strategic Thought And Practice (20h, 4 ECTS)
- PIĄTKOWSKI, M. – The Golden Age of Central Europe: The Path from Poverty to Prosperity and the Way Forward (20h, 4 ECTS)
Europe de l’Est et Russie :
- GILES, K., – Contemporary Russian Foreign and Security Policy (20h, 4 ECTS)
- ONUCH, O. – Revolutions and Mass Mobilization in Eastern Europe (20h, 4 ECTS)
- LANOSZKA, A. – War and Conflict in the Post-Soviet Space (20h, 4 ECTS)
- NOWAK, A. – Russian Ideologies: The Last Two Centuries (from Pushkin and Karamzin to Dugin and Putin) (20h, 4 ECTS)
- WOLCZUK, K. – State-building, Democratisation and Economic Transformations in Eastern Europe (20h, 4 ECTS)
- WILSON, A. – The Making of Modern Ukraine: History, Independence and War (20h, 4 ECTS)
Méditerranée :
- AYDIN, M. – Turkey Between Europe and Eurasia: Historical and Contemporary Evaluation (20h, 4 ECTS)
- BOURIS, D. – EU-Middle East Relations: Conflict, Peace and Security (20h, 4 ECTS)
- DEMMELHUBER, T. – Autocratization in the Middle East and North Africa: Transregional and Global Perspective (20h, 4 ECTS)
- LANNON, E. – The EU and its Southern Neighbourhoods (20h, 4 ECTS)
Balkans :
- LEWIS, M. A. – Politics and Diplomacy in the Balkans from the Nineteenth Century to the Present (20h, 4 ECTS)
- TEOKAREVIC, J. – Western Balkans: EU Enlargement, External Influences, Post-Conflict Transition (20h, 4 ECTS)
Pays nordiques et baltes :
- BERGMANE, U.– The Baltic Region from the Fall of the Soviet Union to the Enlargement of the EU and NATO (20h, 4 ECTS)
- HILSON, M. – Nordic Politics, Society, and History (20h, 4 ECTS)
Compact Seminars
Europe centrale :
- PUDŁOCKI, T. – The Cultural History of Central Europe from Fin-de-Siècle to Totalitarianism (10h, 0 ECTS)
Europe de l’Est et Russie :
- ISAACS, R. – Central Asia as the EU's Wider Neighbourhood: Power, Politics, and Foreign Policy (10h, 0 ECTS)
Méditerranée :
- SABADUS, A. – Opportunity in Adversity: Moldova’s way to energy resilience (8h, 0 ECTS)
Balkans :
- SHEIKH, N. – Religion and the State in the EU’s Southern Neighbourhood: Politics, Authority, and Religious Movements in the Middle East and North Africa (10h, 0 ECTS)
Pays nordiques et baltes :
- ALIYEV, N. – Geopolitics and Geoeconomics of the Arctic (8h, 0 ECTS)