Universiteit van Amsterdam (UVA) • Politicologie

Lecture notes for the se and take home exam. It includes all the information from the lecture slides

This is a complete summary of the lectures and readings of the second part (after the midterm) of the Core Module - International Relations courses. The readings are presented in an overview, which gives you the subject, claim, and core arguments of the readings.

Extensive lecture notes of all classes of the course "Violence and Security. Paradigms and Debates", which were taken in April/May 2023. This includes notes from the following classes: LECTURE 1) Introduction and Overview LECTURE 2) Violence and State Formation LECTURE 3) Nuclear Weapons LECTURE 4) Democracy and War LECTURE 5) Gender and Conflict LECTURE 6) Ethnic conflict (No lecture 7 due to spring break) LECTURE 8) Genocide LECTURE 9) Civilian Rescue LECTURE 10) Peacebuilding and ...

This summary provides a detailed overview of all topics, including lecture and reading notes. Definitions are clearly highlighted for clarification and notes are shot but comprehensive to make studying easy.

Lecture notes for Violence and Security - slides copied down, combined with Lecturer's explanations. Lectures are almost word for word transcribed, any inconsistencies are mostly due to removing the speech quirks. This file contains the last 3 lectures of the course, which is all of the lectures after the midterm.

This is an extensive summary covering lectures and readings from session 8 to session 10. For the final exam 2023 of Violence and Security: Paradigms and Debates. Here I include lecture notes and summaries of the readings

The document includes detailed summaries of all the readings + lecture slides and additional notes (lectures 8-10). NB: the document includes lectures 8-10, which is the material discussed after the midterm.

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.

The document includes detailed summaries of all articles (except Deaton 2013) and lecture notes with slides and additional information mentioned in class. NB: this document includes lectures 11- 17, which is the material needed for the final exam.

Summary made by myself. I answer all of the reading questions by basing myself on both the readings and the lectures. Further it contains personal lecture notes. As such, the summary entails in-depth understanding of material discussed during the lectures and directly from the readings themselves.