Democracies, Autocracies and Transitions

These are all of the DAT readings for the final week of the course. They include examples and detailed definitions.

This document includes ALL of the required readings for the course "Democracies, autocracies and transitions", it includes explanations and examples

These notes focus on the lectures and not the readings. These notes copy exactly what the professor says and includes all the PowerPoint slides.

These notes focus on the lectures and not the readings. These notes copy exactly what the professor says and includes all the PowerPoint slides.

This summary is 88 pages and includes all articles of DAT exam 1! I got an 8.3 for this exam, so I'm sure this summary will help you. The summary includes ALL literature, so: - Everything from Teorell (Introduction, chapter 1, 2 and 3) - Gandhi, Jennifer. 2008. Political Institutions Under Dictatorship. Cambridge Univ Press. Chapter 1 (pp 1-41) - Song, Wonjun and Joseph Wright. 2018. “The North Korean Autocracy in Comparative Perspective.” Journal of East Asia Studies. - Dahl, Robert. 1998....

A summary of the literature for the second exam of DAT! I got a 7.4 for this exam, so I reckon this summary will help you! (Price is 2,50, since it is a small summary, but still good and Stuvia only gives me 1,26 for it! Crazy right?)

An 88 page long summary of all literature of DAT exam I. I got 83/100 (a 8.3) for this exam. All the articles are summarized: - Everything from Teorell (Introduction, chapter 1, 2 and 3) - Gandhi, Jennifer. 2008. Political Institutions Under Dictatorship. Cambridge Univ Press. Chapter 1 (pp 1-41) - Song, Wonjun and Joseph Wright. 2018. “The North Korean Autocracy in Comparative Perspective.” Journal of East Asia Studies. - Dahl, Robert. 1998. On Democracy. New Haven: Yale University Press. ...

This is a summary of all the lectures of the second part of the course Democracies, Autocracies and Transitions (DAT) at the Univerisity of Amsterdam. This course is part of the political science bachelor. Good luck :)

This is a summary of anything that I could put into the tables. it is good and quick to read, but it must be read with a previous understanding of the subject. it contains some readings and most of the arguments talked about in the lecture.