Europe Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary of the following literature: - Interests, Power, and Multilateralism - Martin (1992) - State Transformations in OECD Countries - Genschel & Zangl (2014) - Technology: How the US, EU, and China compete to set industry standards - Beattie (2019) - The False Promise of International Institutions - Mearsheimer (1994) - A Liberal Theory of International Politics - Moravcsik (1997) - The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization and Science Policy - Finnemore (199...

problem 4 European law: justice and home affairs

Summary of the course patient centered care delivery based on literature and lectures + summaries of all literature (listed below): Rathert et al. (2013). Patient-Centered Care and Outcomes: A Systematic Review of the Literature Jayadevappa et al. (2011). Patient Centered Care – A Conceptual Model and Review of the State of the Art Lacy et al. (2008). Evidence-based and Patient-centered Care: Results from an STFM Group Project Friedberg et al. (2014). Association between Participation ...

All chapters are summarized and shown in a clear and easy to understand fashion. Each chapter is easy to natigate to and shown in the appendix. Only the most important elements were summarized. Saves over 500 pages of reading.

Rated with this summary: 7.9 This summary is based on the handbook. It incorporates case law, webcasts, lectures and any articles. For optimal results, stick to the specified literature. Using the summary is at your own risk; I used this summary myself, but that doesn't mean it's perfect. So don't rely entirely on the summary. If there are any ambiguities or obvious errors, you can email me at ayabahaya03@gmail.com. I'm open to explaining passages further and try to respond as mu...

problem 2 European law: justice and home affairs

All learning objectives of all eight problems + judgments detailed. The E-Lessons were also included in the summary as well as the lectures/webcasts. NOTE: This summary also includes literature that was not discussed in the lectures/teaching groups but were exam material (hence the length of the summary). TIP: Learn the exam schedules by heart and use the text in the summary as an explanation to use the schedules! Additions and adjustments were made every time after the teaching groups...

This is a summary of the course international and European law bachelor year 1. It contains an overview of all 8 problems, including lectures. The summaries were updated after the working group and are considered very comprehensive by fellow students. Personally, I got an 8.3 for this course with this summary. The summary is written in English but the exam will also be in English, so it's good to have your results in English. Even during the working group, it's nice that you don't have to tra...

This document outlines the results of the learning objectives of the course European Union Law. This course is taught in the 2nd year of the Bachelor of Law at EUR.