Core Module International Relations (73220031LY)

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 is a very extensive summary for the Core Module International Relations from 2023 in light if the final exam from University of Amsterdam (from Lecture 11 to 16). Here I provide a summary and notes from the readings, lectures and my tutorial group presentations to provide a more in depth analysis of the content. Good luck for the exam.

Summary for the readings from lecture 1 to lecture 11 CMIR. The only lecture readings missing are for lecture 6 which is about constructivism otherwise all is there. The reason it is missing is that it is available on the group chat. The rest you can find it here. For lectures 10 and 11, the summary for Tilly (2017) is missing as well.

Summary of part 2 of the course core module international relations specialisation course of the bachelor political science . Summary of all the key aspects of the lectures + assigned readings.

This is a summary of all the readings for the final exam of the course: Core Module International Relations. It includes extensive summaries of the texts by: Deaton, Wright & Winters, Irwin, Moss, Bader, De Coning, Wright & Irwin & Nyberg, Autesserre, Milanovic, Rodrik and Fazal & Poast. Additionally, I have added a very short summary of the texts by Kaldor and Kalyvas.

Readings covered: Introduction, Waltz (1959) Here's Why Mearsheimer's Realist Take is So Exasperating, Pepinksy (2022) Global International Relations and Regional Worlds, Acharya (2014) Theoretical Perspectives of Global Political Economy, O'Brien and Williams (2016) Social Forces, States, and World Orders, Cox (1981) Anarchy is What States Make of it, Wendt (1992) Writing Security: United States Foreign Policy and Politics of Identity, Campbell (1998) Is something rotten in the st...

Lectures covered: Lecture 11: Multi-level Politics of War Lecture 12: Multi-level Politics of Development Lecture 13: Multi-level Politics of Inequality Lecture 14: Multi-level Politics of Peackeeping Lecture 15: Multi-level Politics of Dictatorship and Democracy Lecture 16: Multi-level Politics of the Environment Readings covered: New and Old Wars, Kaldor (2012) The Ontology of Political Violence, Kalyvas (2003) War is Not Over, Fazal & Poast (2019) How to Help Those Left...

This is a complete summary of the lectures and readings of the second part (after the midterm) of the Core Module - International Relations courses. The readings are presented in an overview, which gives you the subject, claim, and core arguments of the readings.

All the lecture notes I took for core module International Relations course. It was 12 credits and my overall grade was a 7.8 with these notes. In total there are 83 pages of notes in this summary.

Uitgebreide Nederlandse Samenvatting hoorcolleges en literatuur Core Module: International Relations - Tussentijds tentamen Blok 4