An extensive summary of block 2.5 Psychometrics combined by class and tutor notes.

Master thesis defence presentation for MSc Strategic Management. This defence was awarded with an 8.5.

Includes clear definitions, concepts, and explanations for the 'Strategy' course taught by the economics and business department at Erasmus University College in 2020/21.

This is a final essay for the course Modernity at the Erasmus University College. It explains the differences between Marx's theory and Lenin's practice. It examines the reasoning of Lenin prior to the October Revolution and the essay argues that Communism, as we have seen it in the world, disperses too much from the original theory of Marx.

This assignment explains the varying views of Marx, Foucault and Arendt for the course modernity at Erasmus University College. It explains the critiques of rationalisation in Modernity, from the perspectives of Marx, Foucault and Arendt. It uses (define, illustrate, relate) the following concepts in our explanation: Exploitation MCM & CMC Docile bodies Panopticism Labour, work, action Banality of evil

The first assignment for modernity on Erasmus University College describing Kant and Hegel with the following words: Autonomy Categorical Imperative Public use of reason Spirit Abstract freedom Ethical life It explains that the concept of freedom can be said to take on a moral form in Kant, and then a moral and an ethical/institutional form in Hegel by explaining the perspective of Kant and Hegel, and elaborate on their interrelation.

Summary mandatory quantitative literature of the course ‘Advanced Research Methods’ in the HEPL master at Erasmus University. This summary includes the following literature: Hernán, M., Robins JM. (2020). Chapter 1: A definition of causal effect. In Causal inference: what if (pp. 3-12). Hernán, M., et al. (2002). Causal Knowledge as a Prerequisite for Confounding Evaluation: An Application to Birth Defects Epidemiology. American Journal of Epidemiology, 155(2), 176–184. Hernán, M. (20...

Lecture notes for all the lectures of the course Political Philosophy and Democracy, given by dr. Stapelbroek in BA3 for Public Administration/Bestuurskunde and MISOC at Erasmus University Rotterdam. All important authors are discussed in the lectures, as well as the books by Fennema/Dunn.

Notes for all knowledge clips / lectures of the course Technology, Policy & Society, BA3 course, by dr. Moody. For Public Administration and MISOC at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Summary of all lectures from Health Technology Assessment 2020 at the Erasmus University Rotterdam as part of the master: Health Economicis, Policy and Law.