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This is a summary of all the articles you need to know before the Governance and Digitalisation exam. The most important points have been extracted from each article so that all terms are clearly presented.

a detailed summary of all the mandatory readings from collective violence. At the end of every reading are reproductive questions, to test the knowledge of the reading. The course collective violence explains why groups of people might act violently, focusing on ideas like Social Identity Theory, dehumanization, and feeling like victims. I have also added some cases if the theory wasn't clear enough for myself. This and the questions had added quite some space in the summary

A summary of all articles that are the exam material for this course. Developed weekly, these articles form the basis for the exam.

week 1, lecture 1 and 2.

This summary, in English, summarizes the material of the course Governance and Digitalisation. I'm also referring to literature when I summarize a theory that follows from a scientific paper that uses the subject. Knowing these authors plus their work was crucial in passing this course.

These are my notes from all 7 courses in the Governance and Digitalisation course. The notes are in English.

These are my lecture notes from the six lectures in the International Administration course.

This file contains my notes from all 7 Quantitative Methods lectures. They are written in English and have been completed pointwise, with a number of images used in the lectures.

This document contains notes from all 7 lectures in the European Politics and Policy (EUPP) course. The notes are written down pointwise in English. The last lecture contains a recap of all lectures with the key points for the exam.

The lectures and related literature of the third-year course Administrative Ethics for studying Public Administration, EBM and BBO in the year 2022/2023