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Spontaneous simulation – EU regional policy and the internal market

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Overview

The EU Commission is proposing a new EU-wide regulation. Border regions are to be strengthened with the help of coordination bodies. The exercise “Spontaneous simulation – EU regional policy and the internal market” allows participants to playfully explore how the EU works and simulate an EU consultation procedure.

Thanks to the prepared role cards, the simple and clearly formulated problem description and the reduced parliamentary discussion rules, the discussion can be started without much preparation. The exercise is very suitable for introducing students to parliamentary procedures.

Learning objectives

  • Strengthen judgment skills.
  • The students will be able to understand the position of their assigned role in relation to the problem and argue in line with their role.

Materials

  1. Factsheet on the EU regulation
  2. Role cards
  3. Optional: role badges

Downloads

DRZ – Simulation – Overview (PDF, 0,8 MB)
DRZ – Simulation – Presentation (PowerPoint, 12,8 MB)
DRZ – Simulation – Appendix I (PDF, 0,4 MB)
DRZ – Simulation – Appendix II (PDF, 2,3 MB)

Course Features

  • Lecture 0
  • Quiz 0
  • Duration 10 weeks
  • Skill level All levels
  • Language English
  • Students 0
  • Assessments Yes
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