Liberalism - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Got an 8.0 for the exam. This document covers important ideas about international governance. It explains different theories, like realism and liberalism, and how they help us understand global issues such as human rights and climate change.What challenges countries face when working together and the role of both states and non-state actors in global governance. It provides a clear overview of how power and interests shape international relations.

A summary of all the lectures that took place for the course Constructing Europe: History, Culture and Politics. There were 12 lectures in total. The test was to write an essay answering a question about the readings.

Dit is een samenvatting van International Administration, een vak dat in het tweede jaar van de studie Bestuurskunde aan de Universiteit Leiden wordt gegeven. In de samenvatting zijn de PowerPoint-slides en aantekeningen van de hoorcolleges meegenomen.

This is a summary of all the articles from Great Debates. The 2 books are not included in this summary.

As the lectures and its slides could be quite complex, I have rewritten some parts so that it is easier to understand. Every theory/ approach is explained and all the information that is not important for the exam has been removed.

Full course in-depth notes. The file contains notes for ALL classess as well as summaries for all assigned readings + a final table summarizing the key takeaways from each reading to make it easier to prepare for the exam.

In het document worden volgende teksten uitgebreid samengevat: - The Terrorist Threat. World Risk Society Revisited (U. Beck); - The Limits of the Sovereign State. Strategies of Crime Control in Contemporary Society (D. Garland); - Too much security? (L. Zedner); - Pre-crime and counter-terrorism (J. McCulloch en S. Pickering); - Forget September 11 (M. Zehfuss); - Liberalism, Torture and the Ticking Bomb (D. Luban).

Book summary. Numbers in headers refer to page numbers of book.

Ruling the Void summary. Numbers in the headings refer to the numbers in the book.

My IR final exam study guide. Lectures covered: Lecture 11: Multi-level Politics of War Lecture 12: Multi-level Politics of Development Lecture 13: Multi-level Politics of Inequality Lecture 14: Multi-level Politics of Peackeeping Lecture 15: Multi-level Politics of Dictatorship and Democracy Lecture 16: Multi-level Politics of the Environment Readings covered: New and Old Wars, Kaldor (2012) The Ontology of Political Violence, Kalyvas (2003) War is Not Over, Fazal & Po...