Readings notes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary of *SOME* of the reading materials and the guided reading questions for the final exam (2023) for Environmental Politics. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 27 pages): See * Summary List * on page 1.

- in depth summaries of all the readings for Dr. Moshikaro's section - 80 pages summarising over 200 pages of notes - contains useful links and video links - colourised and easy to follow - summaries are ordered chapter by chapter to ensure a meticulous understanding - uses simplified languages instead of philosophical jargon - contains additional notes on the Hart Fuller debate at the end of the document

This summary contains ALL mandatory literature and LECTURE NOTES, hence, everything you will need for the tutorials and the exam. You will find all the readings for course 2.6 Anxiety and Stress summarized by an Honours student. I like to create helpful visuals, overviews, and diagrams accompanied by explanations. I hope you'll enjoy them, and good luck with your exam! P.S. I'll be delighted if you leave a review :)

This is a very extensive summary for the Core Module International Relations from 2023 in light if the final exam from University of Amsterdam (from Lecture 11 to 16). Here I provide a summary and notes from the readings, lectures and my tutorial group presentations to provide a more in depth analysis of the content. Good luck for the exam.

In-depth summaries of all the readings (excluding the last lecture's readings on Iranian cinema) and detailed lecture notes.

This document contains summaries of readings, lectures, ideas and examples of my own and key words/theories. Using these notes I got a 9.0.

Global Digital Cultures Full Lecture, Viewings & Readings Notes (edit 18th November: I got an 8.9 with these notes)

Combined notes on the lectures and *SOME* required readings from the course (2023) Rational Choice Theory. *DISCLAIMER* does NOT include any of the lectures’ practice questions. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 38 pages): Lectures 1-10. Kenneth A. Shepsle’s textbook (2nd edition, 2010) “Analyzing Politics: Rationality, Behavior and Institutions”, chapters 1 and 2 (2.1-2.8). Martin J. Osborne’s textbook (2003) “An Introduction to Game Theory”, chapters 1 and 2.

Combined notes on the lectures and *SOME* required readings from the course (2023) Contemporary Political Philosophy. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 39 pages): Lectures 1-12. Adam Swift’s textbook (3rd edition, 2014) “Political Philosophy: A beginners’ guide for politicians and students”, introduction. David Miller’s textbook (2006) “The Liberty Reader”, chapter 2.

Here is an extensive study guide for the final of Core Module International Relations. It contains all the lectures from the last block (12 - 18) and notes on the corresponding readings. Good luck!