Readings notes - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

This is a personal summary from the course 'Ethics, Responsibility and Sustainability', given by Prof. Carlos Desmet. It encompasses the content seen during the classes and powerpoints, videos, additional readings & cases and my personal notes. It is easy to study from.

A summary includes class notes, Knowledge clips, readings and my own research. Next to the detailed summary of the 12 academic weeks of the corporate law course, it also features an annexe about all the accounting principles needed for corporate financial calculations.

Summary of the reading materials for the course (2024) Security: Actors, Institutions and Constellations. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 97 pages): See * Summary List * on page 1. Does *NOT* include Damien Van Puyvelde & Fernando Tabarez Rienzi’s working paper (2024) “The rise of open-source intelligence”.

Summary of the reading materials for the course (2024) Cyber Conflict in International Relations. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 54 pages): See * Summary List * on page 1.

Summary of the reading materials for the final exam (2023) for Analyzing International Relations. INCLUDES notes, the puzzle/motivation and core ideas/arguments from (Total: 31 pages): Alexander Wendt’s article (1992) “Anarchy Is What States Make of It: The Social Construction of Power Politics”, pp. 391-425. Ayşe Zarakol’s introduction (2017) “Theorising Hierarchies” in Zarakol’s (ed.) “Hierarchies in World Politics”, pp. 1-14. Henry Farrell & Abraham L. Newman’s a...

Summary of the reading materials for the final exam (2023) for Introduction to Secret Affairs Notes on Readings. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 40 pages): See * Summary List * on page 1.

Summary of *SOME* of the reading materials for the final exam (2023) for Intelligence Revolutions. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 16 pages): Daniel Byman’s article (2013) “The Intelligence War on Terrorism” in “Intelligence and National Security”, pp. 837-863. Charles Cogan’s article (2004) “Hunters not Gatherers: Intelligence in the Twenty-First Century” in “Intelligence and National Security”, pp. 304-321. Richard Aldrich’s article (2021) “From SIGINT to Cyber: A ...

Summary for the readings from lecture 1 to lecture 11 CMIR. The only lecture readings missing are for lecture 6 which is about constructivism otherwise all is there. The reason it is missing is that it is available on the group chat. The rest you can find it here. For lectures 10 and 11, the summary for Tilly (2017) is missing as well.

In-depth notes from all the lectures and readings. Everything you need to pass the exam.

This is a summary that can be used to study for both the midterm and final exams of Violence and Security: Paradigms and Debates. It contains lecture notes, as well as notes for each reading which are mostly organised according to the readings questions asked by the professor.