Comparative Government and Politics notes

This document contains summaries of the following chapters from the book Comparative Government and Politics (11th Edition) by Hague, Harrop & McCormick (2019): Chapter 1, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17 (partial), and 18. Each of these readings is essential for a clear understanding of the course Introduction to Comparative Politics.

This document includes facts that are important to remember for the exam. These facts have been written in accordance with the practice questions provided by Professor Kopecky. Since the answers to that practice question aren't given, some facts listed may not be completely true.

Book summary covering the material for the course of political science Course for Bestuurskunde/ Sociologie/ International Sociology

Summary of lectures and readings for the IPOL mid term exam

Summary of the the lectures and reading for this course in a condensed and logical format which makes it easy to study for the exam. These notes are all the content needed to pass the exam well.

This document contains notes from all lectures of the Introduction to Comparative Politics course, which is mandatory for all International Relations and Organizations students. To supplement the content of these lectures, students should also do the assigned readings from the Comparative Government and Politics (Hague, Harrop, McCormick) book.

Extensive notes of all the required readings for the introduction to comparative politics (ICP) exam.

Summary of the lectures and the book belonging to the course 'Political science'.