Comparative politics - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Een uitgebreide samenvatting van het boek, de lectures en artikelen in één. De begrippen staan in het engels en de toelichtingen in het Nederlands. De samenvatting bevat uitgebreide informatie over de onderwerpen en is duidelijk uitgewerkt.

This document contains comprehensive notes for all readings for the core module, Comparative Politics. For this class I scored an overall grade of 8.5 using these notes. Good luck studying!

Cijfer: 9.0 Literatuur: Anholt, R. (2017). Governing humanitarian emergencies, protracted crises, and (in)security through resilience. Amsterdam: Vrije Universiteit (hoofdstuk 4). Baldwin, D.A. (1997) ‘The concept of security’. Review of International Studies, 23 (1), 5-26. De Bhal, J. (2014). Security: An Essentially Contested Concept?. E-International Relations. Van: Williams, P.D. & MacDonald, M. (2018) Security studies: an introduction. New York: Routledge (introductie pag. 1-1...

Democracies, autocracies and Transitions full course notes: every lecture in-depth for final exam prep. All of the material from the presentations is present, as well as anything added during the classes. Integrated with material from the readings. Final grade: 7.9

Summary of the notes for lectures 1-6 of the Comparative Politics Core module. Graphs and illustrations are included, as well as material from the lectures not included in the slides.

This summary contains notes from all lectures the University of Amsterdam gave for the Law and Politics course (FY). The description for this course is: This project lets political scientists experience the interaction between law and politics through ‘doing law’: fulfilling assignments in which they are required to give legal advice, and given the tools to do so, in cases of great political salience. Students deliver briefs for imagined clients who experience the same legal problems in ...

In this document, you will find my notes from the lectures in the second part of the course Comparative Politics (LY). These notes can be used for the essay assignment (exam) of this course. I would strongly recommend to combine these notes with the answers to the reading guide questions, that you can also find on my profile.

This is my extensive summary of everything I needed for Political Science, including the notes of the lectures and a summary of the book "Comparative Government and Politics". My grade for this exam was a 9.5.