Power dynamics - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Summary of week 1-6 of the lectures and articles of ET&I. Including the following articles: Week 1 - Geels, F. (2019). Socio-technical transitions to sustainability: a review of criticisms and elaborations of the Multi-Level Perspective. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability. - Stokes, L.C. and Breetz, H.L., 2018. Politics in the US energy transition: Case studies of solar, wind, biofuels and electric vehicles policy. Energy Policy, 113, pp.76-86. Week 2 - Prahalad C.K....

This summary contains all the topics discussed during the lecture based on the compulsory articles related to the final exam. In addition, the lecture PowerPoint sheets of lectures and guest lectures are incorporated with additional notes. This document should be enough to pass the exam :)

This summary explores aspects like personality, attitudes, values, emotions, perception, and motivation. How do individuals perceive the world and others, and what biases might influence them? How can we effectively motivate individuals? Moving on to group dynamics and social processes, it explains group formation and its impact on individual behavior, as well as strategies for building effective teams. Finally it examines organizational dynamics, covering topics such as leadership, power, cultu...

Dit document bevat een compacte en gevatte samenvatting van Organizational Behavior - Emerging Knowledge. Global Reality. De samenvatting is in het Nederlands geschreven en bevat plaatjes en schema's ter verduidelijking en ondersteuning. De samenvatting beschrijft gedrag binnen een organisatie, waarbij verschillende perspectieven worden onderzocht, waaronder het open systemen perspectief, menselijk kapitaal perspectief en belanghebbenden-perspectief. Organisatiepsychologie als ...

Summary of the following literature: - Interests, Power, and Multilateralism - Martin (1992) - State Transformations in OECD Countries - Genschel & Zangl (2014) - Technology: How the US, EU, and China compete to set industry standards - Beattie (2019) - The False Promise of International Institutions - Mearsheimer (1994) - A Liberal Theory of International Politics - Moravcsik (1997) - The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization and Science Policy - Finnemore (199...

The document is a comprehensive lecture guide on social psychology in organizations, covering topics such as organizational behavior, leadership, team dynamics, motivation, and workplace communication. It explores evidence-based management practices and their application to improve decision-making and reduce biases in workplace behavior. Key themes include the Big Five personality traits, person-environment fit, job satisfaction, and perceived organizational support. It delves into leadership th...

This summary contains notes from all the lectures the University of Amsterdam gave for its Core module - International relations (CMIR). Description given by the University: International Relations (IR) is a field of study focused on political relations that cross national borders. Most centrally, those relations are between nation-states representing the people in country territories, but IR also focuses on sub-national governmental actors and various kinds of non-state actors such as intern...

In the realm of political science, few topics hold as much significance as the impact of colonialism on self-determination struggles. My highly-acclaimed Master's thesis embarks on a journey through time and discourse, offering a comprehensive analysis of Dutch colonialism's enduring influence on the Moluccan self-determination case. Key Highlights: Indigenous Critical Discourse Analysis: Delve into the innovative methodology of Indigenous Critical Discourse Analysis, which serves as the...

This document contains a summary of the lecture notes and mandatory academic articles for the Top Management and Political Skill course. It discusses negotiation types, negotiation behavior, boardroom dynamics, ethics & fairness, and similar topics related to the art of political skill.

Essential for Peace & Conflict Studies, International Relations, and Human Rights students! * Summary of Key Topics (Post)Conflict & Peacebuilding - Conflict vs. Post-Conflict: Ongoing violence vs. fragile peace. - Negative vs. Positive Peace: Ceasefire vs. social justice & equity. - Peacebuilding Strategies: Governance, reconciliation, economic recovery, and transitional justice. Case Studies: Real-World Applications Rwanda – Rebuilding legal systems, Gacaca courts, ...