Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) • Social Sciences en Politieke en Sociale Wetenschappen

15/20 - personally made summary of all texts+lectures, includes content from all lecture slides, all compulsory readings, and some additional recommended readings as well, covering 11 classes of course material taught by Prof. Koenraad Bogaert. Table of contents on the document is interact-able; clicking on them brings you to the corresponding content. Topics include the slave ship as a world-changing machine, European colonialism and African underdevelopment, race and global inequality, deco...

Questions from the classes about the different topics

Got a 16/20 by studying this summary, and if needed reading the chapters from the book

Detailed Summary of the course Social Demography, given by Sylvie Gadeyne and other guest lecturers

Summary/study guide for the class Introduction to communication studies at VUB

a summary/study guide of the course introduction to political science

Summary based on notes from class and slides.

This full-length study guide covers the critical transformations of Europe from the French Revolution to the eve of the First World War. It includes detailed summaries of key events, theories, and historical shifts, such as the French and 1848 revolutions, nationalism, conservatism, industrialisation, and the evolution of international relations. Major thinkers like Locke, Marx, Rousseau, Burke, and Bismarck are explained alongside crucial moments like the Congress of Vienna, the Spring of Natio...

This comprehensive study guide offers a clear and accessible summary of the Belgian political system, its historical evolution, and complex federal structure. Covering everything from the three main cleavages (religious, socio-economic, and linguistic) to pillarization, state reforms, and consociational democracy, it’s tailored for students preparing for university-level exams. The document includes detailed explanations, key dates, core concepts, institutional overviews, and a full flashcard ...

These notes are personally written by me for the Economy and Society course. They are thorough, clear, and cover all the important topics you need to understand the connection between the economy and society. Perfect for studying, reviewing, or preparing for exams.