Institutional Structure of the EU
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2020
- A brief introduction to the key institutions of the European Union, including the European Commission, the Council, and the Parliament.
This video is part of a series of videos covering regional integration and the European Union in the context of global politics. Check out the other videos in this series on my playlist at • Regional Integration -... .
Sir, you have by far the best videos about EU. Not ideologicaly biased at all as well, which is sadly rare nowdays. I have to study EU law for my exam, and you said everything that I highlighted in the book as important on the topic. I'll watch your other videos as soon as pass the exam. Keep up the GREAT work!
Thank you, and thanks for watching. Good luck on your exam!
Incredibly helpful overview! Thank you for what you do, so concise!
Glad you found them useful. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Professor for making these great videos! Would you mind sharing the slides for these videos? It is a bit difficult to take down everything along the line and the slides will definitely help!
Hi Noah, great video, Wondering if you could do a deep dive into how the post-EU election environment this year will play out considering a massive swing to right is predicted and talk about how immigration and the green deal could be affected?
Sir any reading on this specific topic for exam point of view and preparation?
thank you so much. tomorrow i'll take an final exam on eu law and that video really helped me :)
Happy to have helped. Good luck on your exam!
European Space Agency is not a part of EU institutions. There is a separate, independent treaty between member countries of ESA.
Nice video though. Thanks.
thank you very much!
Thanks for watching!
There actually 33 DGs in the commission, not 27.
Correct.
27 commissioners who oversee the 33 directorates general
Don't you mean Commissioners?
DG's work under them.
you speak too fast
Sorry about that. The subtitles might help!
@@NoahZerbe when you point to a significant info, or important one, point at it as it is vital to be remembered. and every thing else in the video is perfect, thank you prof.
just pause
Sir any reading on this specific topic for exam point of view and preparation?
There are several good textbooks on the European Union, all of which cover the institutional structures. See, for example, Cini and Borragan's "European Union Politics," Lelieveldt's "Politics of the European Union," Olsen's "European Union: Politics and Policies," or McCormick's "The European Union." The European Union's website also has a number of resources for understanding its institutional structure and politics. Good luck in your studies!