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Comprehensive lecture notes for History of International Relations at Vrije Universiteit Brussel covering the evolution of the international system from 1648 to 2015. The document spans ten chapters including the Treaty of Westphalia, European power struggles, colonialism, the Concert of Europe, World Wars I and II, the Cold War, and the post-Cold War liberal order. Essential study material that breaks down complex historical events and their consequences for international relations, making it i...

Framework document for the take-home assignment on intersectionality in Cross Cultural Psychology at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Covers key concepts including diversity and inclusion, stereotypes, prejudices, identity axes, power relations, and the transition from flat diversity thinking to intersectional analysis. Essential reference for understanding how to apply intersectionality as a lens for analyzing culture, identity, and inequality in cross-cultural contexts.

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Summary notes for Introduction to Macroeconomics at Vrije Universiteit Brussel Given by Christophe Van Langenhove

A complete, exam-ready summary for Populist and Radical Political Discourses in Europe (PRPD), built specifically for the open-book oral exam (15 min prep + 15 min defence). 31 pages, clearly structured, and designed so you can find any concept, author, or counter-argument in seconds under time pressure. What's inside: All 12 core texts, summarised in course order, Mudde & Rovira Kaltwasser (ideational approach), Stavrakakis & Katsambekis (discourse theory & SYRIZA), Baker, De C...

I used this in combination with AI exam question and I passed with an 18/20. I never went to class so this summary was a very clear and structured document. Prof Giulia Tercovich

This exam checklist provides a systematic framework for analyzing monetary and fiscal policies within the DD-AA model, as taught in International Monetary Economics at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. It covers the complete step-by-step methodology for classifying policies, determining starting positions, analyzing shocks across output/money/forex markets, and applying the framework to both fixed and floating exchange rate regimes, including the II-XX framework for fiscal policy analysis. Essential f...

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Successful from the first time with 18/20 The 28 exam questions were given before the exams. This document solves these questions one by one. Written in 2025/2026 Course of 2nd BA Biology, 2nd semester Prof.: Paris Veltsos & Wen-Juan Ma

This summary is based on the lectures from prof. Leo Van Hove during the 2025/2026 academic year. It is a clear and comprehensive overview of what the professor said in class, what is on his slides, and what is written in the book. It is everything you need for the exam. Good luck!

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Study guide for Introduction to Scientific Reasoning in Psychology, part of Research Methods and Techniques II: Quantitative Methods at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Covers foundational concepts including the dual roles of research producers and consumers, empiricism, the theory-data cycle, and critical evaluation of psychological research. Essential for understanding the scientific process in psychology and developing the critical mindset needed to assess research quality perfect for exam prepara...

Exam-oriented summary from the Corporate Social Responsibility course at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, covering everything mentioned during class. Note: Guest Lectures NOT included

Everything you need for the ISSS exam in one structured, exam-ready document. This 60+ page summary distils the full Master's course — 11 lectures, the three-round wargame, all required readings, and the cross-cutting themes that tie them together. What's inside: Lecture-by-lecture summaries: states as security providers, arms control, nuclear weapons, deterrence, defence markets, military operations & C2, readiness, defence build-up, the wargame (all three rounds + AARs), and the co...

Full CSR course summary professor: Gwenny Thomassen

Study notes from Social Psychology II: Relations at Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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Lecture notes from Research Methods and Techniques II: Quantitative Methods at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, covering the foundational concepts of empirical psychology research. Chapter 1 introduces psychology as a science based on systematic observation, the empiricist approach, and the theory-data cycle including hypothesis formulation and preregistration. Topics include research production vs. consumption, external validity, generalisability, ecological validity, and the distinction between the...