Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG) • Internationaal en Europees Recht

Complete summary for the Introduction to Economics course 2020: all the graphs and calculations needed for this course are included.

Hey guys! This is a complete summary of all the materials you will need for the CVIL exam. It includes the lectures of contemporary values of international law (so the powerpoint slides and anything extra that the professor mentioned in class) Since there were so many chapters assigned I also summarized the chapters corresponding to each week after the lecture notes.

A weekly outline of all 7 weeks of PIL. It includes the key concepts of what you need to know, as well as going into detail where needed.

My working group notes from PIL. Week 1 and 6 not included. There is an assignment included in the bottom as well as exam tips.

Detailed lecture notes of all 7 weeks of PIL.

Included are my complete, detailed notes from all 7 weeks of lectures. As a bonus I have added in the bottom a list containing a full overview of all the cases you need to know in weeks 1, 2 and 4. It also contains the legal rules of the most important case law.

A smaller set of notes which summarise the lectures and relevant cases which I made and used during the exam period of European Law, essentially they combine the lectures and case notes that I have already uploaded in separate files on Stuvia as I think it is helpful to have a condensed version to look at nearer to the exams. I recieved a grade 9 for my EU law exam using these notes to study from :)

Summary of the the lectures and reading for this course in a condensed and logical format which makes it easy to study for the exam. These notes are all the content needed to pass the exam well.

These notes cover the lectures and the reading materials that are specifically relevant for the exam along with the case law and the legislation from EIL. My first set of notes, International Law Summaries, which are also available on Stuvia, are very detailed and give a very in-depth understanding of the course material. The International Law Exam Notes are structured differently to make the course information easier to study during the exam period.

This document covers the whole course in detail and is a comprehensive summary of the lectures and reading material which has been condensed and integrated into each other. This is a lengthy document but if you want to save time on reading the book you will find it is nicely summarised and placed logically throughout these notes. See my international law exam notes or international law bundle if you want more notes for this course.