Introduction to Political Science IPOL (IPOL)

full summary to the chapter 4 of Andrew Heywood's book Politics about democracy & legitimacy. highlighted, summarised and adapted to the IPOL lecture

IPOL Year 1 UvA summary of the book Politics by Andrew Haywood required reading

This document contains all the readings from the main IPOL (Politics 5th Edition) textbook by Andrew Heywood (2019). Chapters include 1-9 and 18-19. The notes are extremely detailed yet concise and mostly include paraphrasing or directly quoting important sections of the Heywood textbook. A huge time-saver if you are becoming overwhelmed with the readings! I passed IPOL easily with these notes so I hope they can help you too.

This summary covers nearly all of the material covered in chapters 3-5 of Politics by Heywood for Introduction to Political Science. The summary breaks the chapters down into easily digestible paragraphs, which have the exact same title as their Politics' counterparts.

This summary covers all the material needed from chapters 10 to 20 from Andrew Heywood's book Politics for the end-term of Introduction to Political Science. The chapters are broken down in the exact same way as in the book itself: same headings and paragraph titles. Important info is often split up into key points, making it easier to follow and memorize.

This document contains a summary of all the literature of the course IPOL. The books, articles and useful tables are included. With use of this document I received a 7.5 for both of the IPOL exams. Good luck with studying!

Summary of the book Comparative Governments and Politics Summary - John McCormick, Rod Hague, Martin Harrop used in IPOL block 1 at the UvA

IPOL summary Block 2, Lectures 13-24