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Lecture notes for the (2022-2023) course Global Security, within the International Relations and Organisations (IRO) programme of Leiden University. Civil war (Lec. 6) and Cyberware (Lec. 12) NOT INCLUDED

Summary of case studies for Introduction to International Organisations (2022)

Complete lecture notes of the first year course Introduction to International Relations (IIR), at Leiden University. Includes 55 colour coded pages, with pictures and diagrams. Written in 2021-2022, so the order of the lectures may have changed since.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Comparative Analysis of Political Systems (CAPS). Includes all lectures and readings

Summary for the final exam (2022) material for Actors in World Politics (AWP). INCLUDES all lecture notes and reading notes on Khagram and Levitt (2008) The Transnational Studies Reader.

complete notes on the Global History Course of Leiden University for International Relations and Organisations ( IRO ). It should contain all the information needed, as it has earned me a 9.5 on my exam. Enjoy! Also check out the other summaries, they are highly recommended by the class of 2023

In the document are all lecture notes. This is for the course statistics 1 in the BSc Political Science: International Relations and organisations. On the exam I scored 9/10.

This document contains a summary of the lectures given for the subject Introduction to Political Science, which is given during the 4th block of the first year. This subject is mandatory for all first year IRO students at Leiden University. By using this summary you won't have to copy the powerpoint from Dr. Theuns during the lectures, so you can focus on his explanations. I've also uploaded a table that lays out all theories that you need to know for the essay exam. By studying this summary + t...

In this document are all of my notes on the readings assigned for Introduction to International Organizations from October 2020

The document contains the reading notes, with the exception of week 6, as well as a sheet telling which formula to use when. This course is part of the BSc Political Science: international relations and organisations. On the exam I scored 9/10.