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This is the revision bundle that I created in order to revise for 6SSPP332: Behavioural Political Economy. It goes through all of the relevant experiments, with the main findings and conclusions from each. Having a good grasp of these experiments really helped for the Part B essays in the exam. It was also also helpful to see how the experiments were designed (necessary for part A of the exam).

These are the revision notes that I made for public law/government and law at King's College London. It covers: separation of powers, judicial independence, devolution, the prime minister an cabinet government, ministerial accountability, monarchy and royal prerogative, the rule of law, the UK constitution, Parliamentary sovereignty, Parliament, the House of Commons, the House of Lords, elections and the voting system, judicial review, common law protections. These are the topics that we covere...

These are the revision sheets that I made whilst revising 4SSPP103 Comparing Political Systems at King's College London. It covers most (if not all) the revision topics covered by the course. This includes: coalition theory, class cleavages, theories and methods, the executive, the legislature, the judiciary, nation states, democracies and authoritarian regimes, patterns and quality of democracy, interest groups, electoral systems, political parties, party systems, democratisation, institutions...