Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This 59 page summary includes all lecture transcripts and important information from the literature. Since the lectures were recorded, all information is in this summary. At the end of the document is a small recap of all the most important thinkers and their philosophies (Hume, Tomuschat, Watcher & Mittlestadt, Bluhorn & Deflorian, Zuboff, Nietzsche, Social Darwinists, Hayek, Arendt, Satre)

These are all the notes I made for the endterm prep - from lecture notes, presentation notes to reading assignments summaries. As this exam is 70% of the final grade, the document is quite long, but you can always go by topic so that you can be prepared for each class a lot faster.

A summary of chapters 7-12 (needed for the end-term) of the book Exploring Humans.

The summary of the book 8 questions about the conscious mind.

This is the summary of chapters 1-7 of W. Lawrence Neuman's book Basics of Social Research: Qualitative & Quantitative Approaches, 3rd edition. It contains the most important information, with a focus on definitions. Hope this will help you and good luck!! :)

This summary contains notes from the class and some summaries from the texts which were mandatory for the exam (e.g. Antigone, NAACP v. Claiborne Hardware Co., Plato – Socrates’ defense...).

Samenvatting van het boek 'Basics of Social Research: qualitative and quantitative approaches'. Hoofdstuk 1 tot en met 7. Belangrijkste definities en uitleg ervan.

Includes most relevant information you'll need for the exam/resit including: slides used in 2019, Summary of Personality, Personality Disorder, and Violence book, and possible lecturer notes during the lecture.

This is a full summary of the course Constitutional Law. 1. Intro 2. constitutions, Constitutionalism. 3. Federalism, Decentralization, and Regionalization 4. Systems of Government 5. Electoral systems 6. Constitutional Review 7. Political Institutions of the EU