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Aberystwyth Univ. International Politics Exam Questions (2010/2011), Exams of Political Science

Exam questions from aberystwyth university's department of international politics during the academic year 2010/2011. The questions cover topics related to devolution in wales and european integration. Students were required to answer two questions, one from each section, within two hours. Sections included the context and ambition of devolution in wales, and the advantages and disadvantages of european integration.

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ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
SEMESTER TWO EXAMINATIONS
ACADEMIC YEAR 2010/2011
GW11120 CYMRU YN EWROP
Time allowed: Two hours
Answer TWO questions from the list below one from Section 1 and one from Section 2
Section 1
1. With reference to the early efforts to achieve self-government for Wales and the
context of the referendum itself, explain why achieving devolution in 1979 was an
extremely ambitious aim.
2. Outline the original plan for the National Assembly for Wales, and explain why and
how efforts were made to try to improve upon it between 1999 and 2011.
3. Why do the people of Wales vote differently in National Assembly elections and
elections to Westminster?
4. Have the devolutionary processes implemented in the United Kingdom since 1997 now
been completed?
Section 2
5. Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of European integration.
6. To what extent has ‘Europeanisationimpacted on the member-states of the European
Union? Discuss some examples.
7. What are the factors that appear to be limiting the further development of the
European Union at present?
8. How successful is the National Assembly in ensuring that Wales has a voice at the
European level?

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ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

SEMESTER TWO EXAMINATIONS

ACADEMIC YEAR 2010/

GW11120 CYMRU YN EWROP

Time allowed: Two hours Answer TWO questions from the list below – one from Section 1 and one from Section 2

Section 1

  1. With reference to the early efforts to achieve self-government for Wales and the context of the referendum itself, explain why achieving devolution in 1979 was an extremely ambitious aim.
  2. Outline the original plan for the National Assembly for Wales, and explain why and how efforts were made to try to improve upon it between 1999 and 2011.
  3. Why do the people of Wales vote differently in National Assembly elections and elections to Westminster?
  4. Have the devolutionary processes implemented in the United Kingdom since 1997 now been completed?

Section 2

  1. Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of European integration.
  2. To what extent has ‘Europeanisation’ impacted on the member-states of the European Union? Discuss some examples.
  3. What are the factors that appear to be limiting the further development of the European Union at present?
  4. How successful is the National Assembly in ensuring that Wales has a voice at the European level?