Introduction to comparative politics (6441HICP8)

These are my class notes for the course "Introduction to Comparative Politics". It is a single document in which you can find notes for lectures 1 to 13 (lecture 8 was a review session for which I did not specifically take notes). These notes were taken with Notion. The links at the very beginning of each class are not accessible, these were just the lectures' outlines I put in order for my notes to be more organized.

Summary of the material for the workgroup (2022) for Introduction to Comparative Politics. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 27 pages): Workgroup sessions 1-5. Anna Lührmann and Staffan I. Lindberg’s article (2019) “A third wave of autocratization is here: what is new about it?”. Peter Mair’s book (2006) “Ruling the Void? The Hollowing of Western Democracy”. Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan’s article (2014) “Drop Your Weapons: When and Why Civil Resistance Works”. ...

Notes on the lectures from the course (2022) Introduction to Comparative Politics. INCLUDES lectures 1-12 and review sessions (Total: 31 pages).

Summary of the material for the final exam (2022) for Introduction to Comparative Politics. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 69 pages): Rod Hague, Martin Harrop and John McCormick’s book (11th edition 2019) “Comparative Government and Politics”, chapters 1, 3-13 and 15-18.

Extensive notes of all the required readings for the introduction to comparative politics (ICP) exam.

This document contains notes of all the lectures of the Introduction to Comparative Politics course.