Debates Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

I wrote and submitted this research paper as the final assignment for the Applying Core Debates in Political Science, part of the Master's program. I received a 9.5 out of 10 for this paper.

This is a research paper of the course "Applying Core Debates in Political Science" (master Political Science). I was graded a 9.5 for this paper, the only critique was that I did not write enough about the limitations of the paper. I used cleavage theory (from the course "Core Debates in Political Science") to analyze whether there is a new cleavage based on political trust in the Netherlands. Good luck :)

This essay is part of the course "Core Debates in Political Science", as part of the Master's program. I received an 8/10 for this course.

This is an essay that I've written and submitted for the course "Core Debates in Political Science" as part of my Master's. I've received an 8/10 for this course.

The following articles are summarized: Allan, J. A. (2003). Virtual Water - the Water, Food, and Trade Nexus. Useful Concept or Misleading Metaphor? Water International, 28(1), 106-113. Barnaby, W. (2009, 2009/03/01). Do nations go to war over water? Nature, 458(7236), 282-283. Boelens, R., Hoogesteger, J., Swyngedouw, E., Vos, J., & Wester, P. (2016). Hydrosocial territories: a political ecology perspective. Water International, 41(1), 1-14. Dell'Angelo, J., D'Odorico, P., & Rulli,...

In the realm of political science, few topics hold as much significance as the impact of colonialism on self-determination struggles. My highly-acclaimed Master's thesis embarks on a journey through time and discourse, offering a comprehensive analysis of Dutch colonialism's enduring influence on the Moluccan self-determination case. Key Highlights: Indigenous Critical Discourse Analysis: Delve into the innovative methodology of Indigenous Critical Discourse Analysis, which serves as the...

This document covers the entire course of Fundamental Rights in Europe, with a clear distinction between the ECtHR and the ECJ. With this document, you have the most essential substance for the entire class.

Very comprehensive and clear summary of all ECHR and CJEU cases developed using the FIRAC method. Each paragraph indicates the paragraph of the judgment in which it can be found. Moreover, the difficult pieces have been translated into Dutch for extra clarity. In addition, a number of useful roadmaps are included for the exam to answer case questions. I myself only learned this summary and got an 8.7 with it!

Full summary, with the roadmaps, notes of all lectures and working groups. All the literature of the book and additional articles are summarized in it. Text is partly English, partly Dutch. Clear and clear (open in Word View > Sidebar > Navigation and you get an entire table of contents of the document) with markers and references to Case Law.