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The course focuses on a wide and variable range of issues in the field of media education. In several blocks it will try to introduce the following areas:

– How do we navigate the digital world in a way that is useful and not harmful to us?
– Media in the dying world of print and the emerging online world.
– Types of media and their functioning in society.
– Who owns European media and why do we need them?
– What does disinformation media look like?

Annotation:

The study of current theoretical approaches and the critical analysis of case studies will allow students to gain an overview of selected aspects of internal political and political-geographical processes in developing countries, as well as an overview of selected problems in the field of international relations and security – especially those that can change the situation in developing countries measure to influence.

Content:

Within the course, attention will be paid to selected topics related to internal political processes in developing countries, as well as relevant problems in the field of international relations and security, which influence internal political processes to a certain extent. Individual lectures will focus on the current debate on the processes of forming modern states, on political systems in developing countries, on democracy and good governance or the concept of weak, collapsed and de facto states, etc.