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This summary covers the entire content of the course IFP. It is written on basis of both the lectures and the problem sets. A very handy summary for everyone who has trouble with the course and wants to understand some things a little better, or for those who just want all information in one document. * IMPORTANT NOTE* This document misses topic 6b. I am very sorry about this and I am trying to fill it in with the relevant information but due to it not being available to rewatch I couldn't do...

An elaborate summary of the course Financial Regulation. This summary covers all topics, guest lectures, problem sets and student presentations. The document is structured in a clear and easy way and aims at showing all you need to know for the exam. Ideal for everyone who doesn't have the time to spit through all the content themselves or for those who simply want all information needed for the exam in one summary.

This summary contains everything you need to know about the course FinTech & the Transformation of Financial Services. It covers all lectures, guest lectures and group projects in a clear and easily understandable manner. A very good sollution for everyone who doesn't have the time to go through all the lectures themselves (or simply doesn't feel like it), or for those who need some extra guidance through the course.

History of Biology (NWI-BB028B) names to remember. A comprehensive description of everyone (scientists, other important people in the history of science) who were discussed during the course. The book pusblished by the course coordinator as well as the lecture slides were used to compose this document. Each name in the tabel is divided into two parts: for the first part the lecture notes were used, for the second part the book was used. I passed the course using this document.

This is a summary for the Political Science Research Method 1 exam. The corresponding literature of the last two weeks on QCA and Process Tracing has been summarised. All lectures and seminars are summarized with examples and slides. This summary is appropriate for anyone who follows this course.

This is a summary of Theory and History of European Integration. All lectures are summarized. It is appropriate for everyone who follows this course, both for bachelor and pre-master. The summary is half in English and half in Dutch.

A complete summary of all mandatory articles for the course organisations and society (MAN-MOD004) for the master Organisational Design and Development in 2019/2020. Literature: Freeman, E., Martin, K., and Parmar, B. (2007) Stakeholder Capitalism; Journal of Business Ethics; 74, pp. 305-314 Friedman, Milton (1970) The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits; The New York Times Magazine; September 13, 1970 Johnson, D.G. (2002) Globalization: what it is and who benefits; ...

This summary contains all the information you need to know about the course Topics in Financial Economics. First, you get a week-to-week summary of all the information taught in the lectures. After that the group presentations of all students who got to present are covered as well, and finally there is an overview to all the questions of the weekly assignments including elaborate answers and how the calculations are performed. The perfect summary for the course. Also very fit to keep besides you...

This document contains all the different schools you need to know, as well as who belonged to those schools and what they stood for.

Summary of all mandatory articles of the course organizational change of the master Organizational Design and Development. Contains the following articles: Tsoukas, H. & Chia, R. (2002). On Organizational Becoming: Rethinking Organizational Change Plowman, D. etc. (2007). Radical Change Accidentally: The Emergence and Amplification of Small Change Gehman, J., Trevino, L. & Garud, R. (2013). Values work: A process study of the emergence of organizational values practices Feldman, M. S. (2000). Or...