Lecture notes - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

This document exist out of all the lecture notes and the 2 videos that had to be watched for lecture 5.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) International Law and Human Rights. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-11 (Total: 32 pages).

Here are my notes of all lectures of Psychological Ethics , from Psychology at the Radboud University. The notes include the pictures used in the slides. I completed this course with a 8 :)

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) International Development. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-14 (Total: 44 pages).

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Qualitative Analysis Techniques for Intelligence Studies. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-11 & 13 (Total: 34 pages).

Governance of Security lecture notes + exam questions

Solely with this document, I scored a 9.3 for the exam. This document includes an extensive and well elaborated overview of all the lecture notes for the course Group Dynamics (-B-2). It includes a nice overview of the information on the slides, with extra information, explanation, elaboration or elucidation as given by our professor Margarita Leib. It is complete and provides a good study document for the exam.

Combined notes on the lectures and *SOME* required readings from the course (2023) Contemporary Political Philosophy. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 39 pages): Lectures 1-12. Adam Swift’s textbook (3rd edition, 2014) “Political Philosophy: A beginners’ guide for politicians and students”, introduction. David Miller’s textbook (2006) “The Liberty Reader”, chapter 2.

Lecture 1: Definition and types of violence, Lecture 2: Violence victimization: its meaning and prevalence, Lecture 3: Victim recognition in the Criminal Justice System, Lecture 4: Data visualization, Lecture 5: Research violence, Lecture 6: Exploring sexual violence victimhood in men, Lecture 7: Gun violence, Lecture 8: Suicide, Lecture 9: Domestic Violence during COVID-10, Lecture 10: Biopsychosocial perspectives on violent offending, Lecture 11: Violence offending: Who offends and in what con...