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Autumn Repeat Examinations for European Societies Module at NUI Galway, 2007/08, Exams of European History

Baba Ghulam Shah Badhshah University European History

Information about the autumn repeat examinations for the european societies module (sp213) at the national university of ireland, galway (nui galway) during the academic year 2007/08. The exam consists of two hours and covers two questions. The first question asks about the impact of new social movements on politics in europe, while the second question discusses the expected social impacts of the 'greying' of european society. The document also includes details about the exam code, modules, paper number, external and internal examiners, duration, requirements, and other relevant information.

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Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh

National University of Ireland, Galway

Semester I Autumn Repeat Examinations, 2007/08

Exam Code(s)

2BA5

Exam(s)

2nd BA (Economic and Social Studies)

Module Code(s)

SP213

Module(s)

European Societies

Paper No.

Repeat Paper

YES

External Examiner(s)

Professor Henri Goverde

Dr. Hilary Tovey

Internal Examiner(s)

Professor Chris Curtin

Mr. Cormac Forkan

Instructions:

Answer TWO questions

Duration

2hrs

Requirements:

Handout

MCQ

Statistical Tables

Graph Paper

Log Graph Paper

Other Material

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Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh National University of Ireland, Galway

Semester I Autumn Repeat Examinations, 2007/

Exam Code(s) 2BA Exam(s) 2 nd^ BA (Economic and Social Studies) Module Code(s) SP

Module(s) European Societies

Paper No. Repeat Paper YES External Examiner(s) Professor Henri Goverde Dr. Hilary Tovey Internal Examiner(s) Professor Chris Curtin Mr. Cormac Forkan Instructions: Answer TWO questions Duration 2hrs Requirements : Handout MCQ Statistical Tables Graph Paper Log Graph Paper Other Material

SP213: European Societies

Time Allowed: TWO Hours

Answer TWO Questions.

Many social commentators suggest that new social movements have introduced a new way “to do politics ”. Discuss this claim with the use of appropriate European examples.
What are the expected social impacts associated with the potential ‘g reying’ of European society?
How do the trends relating to religious adherence and practice in Ireland compare to the European norms in this arena?
Ireland now reflects many of the key international trends evident in the functioning of families. Why is the concept of family support more important than ever in some parts of Europe?
What are the key factors involved in the harmonisation of policing across Europe?