Politica - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

1L The quest for political stability: Germany, revision notes including Bismarckian Germany, Wilhelmine Germany, WW1, Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, Post-war Germany, and the Reunification of Germany.

Summaries of all of the prescribed readings for all 6 political philosophy sections.

Full summary of all classes + book (I received 20/20 with this summary)

With this summary, I finished the class with 8,2/10. This document summarises the 16 chapters of the book "Latin American Politics and Society: A Comparative and Historical Analysis". Each chapter is highly well summarised, and the document highlights the most critical aspects of each chapter. Additionally, the document offers a summary of the important lectures of the course to complete the content needed for the final exam.

A complete summary of the lectures from the course political economy (Ive followed through the minor International Relations). Even includes some seminar notes as well. Clear and color coordinated notes.

This file contains the summary of all of the lectures in the course, plus a summary and notes of all of the required literature of the course. Diagrams and colors are used to highlight the most important concepts and make undertstanding easier. It contains examples of the concepts mentioned during the tutorials workgroups.

These essay plans include the main points and examples needed to answer nearly every question on US Political Parties. Best supplemented with case study booklet.

Summary of *SOME* of the material for the final exam (2022) for Research Methods in Political Science. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 26 pages): Sandra Halperin and Oliver Heath’s book (3rd edition, 2020) “Political Research Methods and Practical Skills”, chapters 1-7. Sandra Mathison’s article (1988) “Why Triangulate?”, pp. 13-17. Paul C. Price, Rajiv Jhangiani and I-Chant A’s book (2nd edition, 2015) “Research Methods in Psychology”, pp. 96-102.

One document is a detailed summary of all the lectures in the course, while the other document is a summary of the assigned readings. I had an end-grade of 7.7 for this course. Good luck studying!