Social sciences vub - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

(Very) detailed: the level of detail expected in the January 2021 session I received a 17/20 with this Structure: - important points in the given period - specifics information split by regions - Each chapter summary ends in a (brief) discussion of the relevant points for each of the 5 layers (distribution of power, political units, interaction, nature/planet, thinking) - O1H: on the one hand OOH: on the other hand ao: among other(s) ME: Middle East IGP: Indo-Gangetic...

Concise and to the point summary of all 10 lectures given during the 2020 fall semester, including some brief and some extended summaries of the reading material.

A summary of the course International Communication + host speakers. Based on slides and notes. Passed with 17/20 in June

this is an extensive summary for the course Introduciton to the History of Political Ideologies teached by Sami Zemni from the UGent. The summary concludes all parts of the syllabus.

Summary of the entire course of introduction to Sociology. I attended all classes and took precise notes + elaborated on all the examples. Also added additional material from the book if needed.

All the summaries of the course: introduction to political science + elaboration of the examples given in class. Also a discussion of quotes & their adherent political ideologies.

This document is a summary of Prof. Dhaenens class Media, Culture and Diversity, as taught in academic Year 2019-2020. It goes over the slides and the case studies that are necessary for the final evaluation and that the professor presented.

Political Structures and Processes by prof. Alexander Mattelaer. Perfect addition to his very empty slides. WARNING: does not include the Semester System!

International Relations Theory by Prof. Lesage. Summary of all the book chapters we had to study (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8). Very elaborate, no need to read the book anymore if you have this. I make all my summaries in the way that I will only need the summary to study everything and don't need to look at any other resources anymore.

Contemporary Issues in International Politics by prof. J. Holslag. Summary of all the texts with notes. This got me 18/20. If you have this, don't bother with reading the texts, it's all in here. As it is 200 pages, it is of course not general and concise. It contains all important details (and we all know the prof. likes details) and can be used as an overall study resource rather than an actual summary of just the main points.