Collective violence - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

a detailed summary of all the mandatory readings from collective violence. At the end of every reading are reproductive questions, to test the knowledge of the reading. The course collective violence explains why groups of people might act violently, focusing on ideas like Social Identity Theory, dehumanization, and feeling like victims. I have also added some cases if the theory wasn't clear enough for myself. This and the questions had added quite some space in the summary

Notes of all the lectures including summaries of the mandatory readings.

In this summary, all lectures are summarized in a convenient way. At the end of each lecture there is a summary of all the readings that went with that lecture. It's for the course Collective Violence in the minor Violence Studies at the University of Leiden

In this document you can find the summaries of all the mandatory readings.

This document has 40 multiple choice questions to test your knowledge.

This document consists of my lecture notes of the course collective violence.

This is a very short version of the notes of the readings Uploaded. This is a very good overview of each of the scholars: what is their view and what are their arguments. This overview is very easy to study from, but for extra information and explanation it is nice to have my other summary next to it

Summary of all mandatory readings collective violence. From minor violence reached by Faculty Governance and Global Affairs.

I GOT 8.3 ON THE EXAM. Notes from every lecture and summary of all the readings from course Intersectionalities: Race, Gender, and Sexualities. Notes from September and October 2023. Perfect for exam preparation. Reading list: The Negro And The Warsaw Ghetto (Du Bois) Race, the Floating Signifier: What More Is There to Say about "Race? (Hall) More than Prejudice: Restatement, Reflections, and New Directions in Critical Race Theory (Bonilla-Silva) Everyday Racism: A New Approach to the ...