Textbook - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

- Skeletons to answer questions - Summaries for all cases - Lecture notes (from textbook, slides and what Prof said) - Seminars - feedback from quizzes - Are color coded and easy to locate information - General advice

These notes are a summary of the new textbook for the Global Law course by Professor Tjong Tjin Tai. They include summaries of the main concepts, processes and laws from all chapters (excluding Chapter 16 - Tort law around the world - which you will likely not need for the exam). The notes are structured in a way that will first give you an introduction to tort law in general, then specify the general concepts of tort law in Germany, England and France, and then deep-dive into concepts of to...

Printable notes with link to a video lesson! Notes according to tutorial letter 102, based on the 2024 textbook. These are short notes known as super summaries, which has refined the information. Get the bundle which contains the in-depth textbook notes, printable checklist and past papers. CHECK THE ANNOUNCEMENT FROM FERNS, REDUCING WHICH THEMES TO STUDY

- Notes from lectures, the textbook and handbook on topics 1-8 -All prescribed cases -A table summarizing the prescribed cases -Answers to exercises done in class -Reference to which topics have been asked before based on past papers/tests -Useful links -Are colour coded and easy to follow

Complete summary of "Behavior and Communication in Organizations" from the textbook "Organizational Behavior" by Stephen P. Robbins and Timothy A. Judge, 19th Edition, Global Edition. This summary integrates lecture notes from every lecture, providing a thorough overview of key concepts (written in bullet points) and theories discussed in the book. With included images from the textbook, this summary offers a visually engaging supplement to your studies, ensuring a comprehensive grasp of the ma...

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In depth, detailed but concise textbook notes for chapters 1 and chapters 3 to 15 (all the chapters that the professor-- David King from the University of British Columbia covered in class). With these notes, I ended the class with an A+ and an A in each exam I took.

lecture notes from class and the textbook Case summaries Table of cases Tutorial answers Answers to practice questions Summary of the advisory note readings