Universiteit Leiden (UL) • Security Studies

This document touches upon the Case Study Fukushima given in the first year of security studies (leiden uni). All the lectures are included in the document, and for the readings there is a separate document that I sell as well. Good luck!

This document touches upon the Case Study Syria that is given in the first years of Security Studies (Leiden University). It covers the lectures, and all the readings that are mandatory for this course. Good luck with your exam!

Lecture 1: Definition and types of violence, Lecture 2: Violence victimization: its meaning and prevalence, Lecture 3: Victim recognition in the Criminal Justice System, Lecture 4: Data visualization, Lecture 5: Research violence, Lecture 6: Exploring sexual violence victimhood in men, Lecture 7: Gun violence, Lecture 8: Suicide, Lecture 9: Domestic Violence during COVID-10, Lecture 10: Biopsychosocial perspectives on violent offending, Lecture 11: Violence offending: Who offends and in what con...

Midterm essay for the course Terrorism and Counterterrorism from the program Security Studies about topic 1: Terrorists, insurgents, or neither? Classifying the Taliban. Graded with a 7.8.

All lecture notes for the course Law & Security from Security Studies, including graphs/pictures

Document containing all lecture notes for the course Vital Interests from the Security Studies program, including graphs/pictures

Lecture 1: Course Introduction, Lecture 2: How to distribute a reliable and valid survey, Lecture 3: Getting started with statistical analyses, Lecture 4: Bivariate analysis part 1, Lecture 5: Bivariate analysis part 2, Lecture 6: Introduction to multivariate analysis, Lecture 7: Multivariate analysis part 2

Ansell (2019, chapters 1-3), Lakoff & Collier (2015), Kaul, Grunberg & Stern (1999), Nye (2011), Walt (2017), Lakoff & Klinenberg (2010), Zahariadis (2016), Murphy (2018), Held (2018), Eilstrup and Hofmann (2020), O'Neill (2009), Hale, Held and Young (2013), Dimitrov (2016), Horowitz (2016), Anderson and Waxman (2017), Welsh (2018), Demchack and Dombrowski (2013), Broeders (2017), Mueller (2019), Busby (2020), Davies (2010, chapter 6), Filder (2020), Engström, Luesink and Boin (2021)

Lecture 1: Introduction, Lecture 2: Power and security of the state, Lecture 3: Framing and agenda settings, Lecture 4: Global governance, Lecture 5: midterm, Lecture 6: Environment and climate change, Lecture 7: International climate negotiations, Lecture 8: War and peace, Lecture 9: Security in a chaotic world, Lecture 10: Global cyber security I, Lecture 11: Global cyber security II, Lecture 12: States and pandemics, Lecture 13: Guest lecture.

Document with the lecture notes of all lectures including highlights for the course Terrorism and Counterterrorism from Security Studies