Maastrich Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This summary includes a concise but still very detailed summary of all the mandatory literature of the course. It is written in full sentences to make everything understandable for you. Each paper is divided into aim of the paper, the task, the results and the overall conclusion and interpretation. The important figures are added with explanations. I incorporated Joels comments and what he put the focus on. All you need for the exam is in here. Good luck! :)

This includes a concise summary of all 9 Tasks. I did not summarise each paper individually as they more or less all say the same. The summary is less detailed than my other summaries but the exam is not too hard and the necessary information is in there. The exam was at the level of this summary. Good luck! :)

This document contains all papers and material needed for the 9 tasks, for both research and one-year master (they are the same). It is written in full sentences so everything can be understood. It contains all the figures that were important and discussed during the tutorials with Peter! I passed with 8.5, Good luck :)

I summarised all papers and literature that was important in the exam. This is the same for both Research Master and one-year master. Good luck! :)

Quick recap chapters + all exercises of the tutorials and seminars in one file

Summery of the first year course Maastricht University as given in 2024 for fiscal economics, economics and business economics and econometrics and operations research.

Summary Textbook on International Law, Martin Dixon Introduction to International and European Law (Maastricht University) Chapter 1 The Nature of International Law and the International System  Criticism of international law: 1. existence of set of rules governing inter-state relations 2. the entitlement of being called law 3. effectiveness in controlling states and other international actors (invasion Iraq by the US, invasion of Isreal in Libanon, protection of environment,...

Chapter 1 The Nature of International Law and the International System  Criticism of international law: 1. existence of set of rules governing inter-state relations 2. the entitlement of being called law 3. effectiveness in controlling states and other international actors (invasion Iraq by the US, invasion of Isreal in Libanon, protection of environment, failing its main purpose to maintain an ordered community where the weak are protected)  contrast between theory and practice d...

This document contains the information for case 8 BBS1001 Maastricht University. Case 8 Ossobuco.