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The EU continues to face a number of significant challenges politically, economically, and socially. Immigration, xenophobia, economic inequality and divergent historical experiences among member states remain at the forefront of European-level discourse. Can the European Union survive these tumultuous times? Can the common currency--the very symbol of European unity--endure the strains of debt crises? Is a more federal Europe the solution?

• Y350, section 5099
• Required (3 cr.)
• Instructor: Justyna Zajac
• 11:15 am - 12:30 pm MW, Woodburn Hall 005
• COLL (Case) Global Civ & Culture credit
• COLL (Case) Breadth of Inquiry credit

This course is joint with EURO W301, section 13113

POLS-X 476 MMEU Simulation Rider

Do you have questions about, or solutions to, the European debt crisis? Have you thought of novel ways to address climate change? Discuss these matters with peers from other institutions by representing a finance minister, an environmental minister, or even a prime minister on one of IU's teams.

• Optional (1 cr.)
• Roughly 1 hour and 15 min will be spent each week preparing for the April conference
• Meeting time will be arranged based on the availability of participants