Lecture note Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

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.

This document contains all lecture notes, from both the live lectures and the knowledge clips. The notes also contain useful images of the PowerPoints. I will try to update this document weekly with the new notes! I hope this document will be helpful :)

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 :)

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Intelligence Revolutions. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-7 (Total: 27 pages).

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Global Security. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-13 (Total: 42 pages).

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Introduction to Secret Affairs. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-7 (Total: 27 pages).

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) International Development. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-14 (Total: 44 pages).

UPDATED NOTES - these include all cases for 2023 - lecture notes -readings - case summarizing tables - easy to follow and concise

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.

The document includes lecture slides and notes, as well as some summaries of the readings (not all of them). It is mainly concentrated on the content of lectures since this will be the main focus of the exam.