Introduction to politics - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

In this document you'll find a summary and explanation/simplification of the main ideas of Adler in Seizing the Middle Ground: Constructivism in World Politics. European Journal of International Relations. It includes : - A personal note with definitions/explanations of key terms - Introduction -Constructivism: The middle ground -Social epistemology and IR - Materialism and Idealism - Individual vs social origins of human action: Elster, Durkheim and Giddens - Verstehen as Epistemology...

The document includes extended notes on major topics surrounding the subject. Examples of topics are state formation, state actors, political organization, and Secularization in MENA. Plus, the document provides real-life examples and political scientists' opinions.

This document is 19 pages summary of all major concepts connected to the course of introduction to politics. This document provides theory, examples and scientists on topics of political economy, political inputs and outputs and more. It specifically takes interest in the examples found in the Middle East and the EU.

This is a finished essay for Political Science class, and it tries to answer the question of "How, when, and why do revolutions (or coups) occur or fail to occur?". The essay looks into 3 generations of revolutionary theory and argues for how they are no longer applicable in predicting a revolution. It provides with examples from Eastern Europe and the Middle East

These class notes were taken in 2018 in the course called "Introduction to Politics" a Third Year Bachelor in Management course at ESCP Europe. The bundle of documents includes all sessions named after the topic of discussion. Each document includes graphs and explanations carefully conducted in bullet points to keep an overview of the information at hand. Content summary: - Polyarchy - Business Power & Democratic Politics - Constitutions - Ideologies - Special Interests & Lobbyism...