European Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

My individual research proposal for the course research project political science. The topic is Euroscepticism and the effect of hard factors (utilitarian, economic) on Euroscepticism. Recently, more research has been done about soft factors and less about hard factors. We also did the research itself as a group (I cannot upload that paper due to it also being owned by the others in the group). You can contact me in private to get that paper (the hypothesis was confirmed: Net contribution of...

Every lecture and weekly assignment of the course European Consumer Law in a Digital Society.

Very convenient and neat summary of the book Great Debates latest print, all jurisprudence, additional literature, lectures and working groups (question and answer). The class assignments are also included! Per week clearly organized and 100% entirely according to the learning objectives. Very convenient and neat summary of the book Great Debates latest print, all jurisprudence, additional literature, lectures and working groups (question and answer). The class assignments are also included!...

An explanation of the four most important institutions covered in class. The Council, The Council of Europe, The Commission and the European Court of Justice.

Exam 2019 European Consumer Law in a Digital Society

Model answers Exam (2019) European Consumer Law in a Digital Society

Sample Exam European Consumer Law in a Digital Society 2017

This document includes summaries of all the articles that need to be studied for the exam of political participation and protest, a course given to political science students at the VU. The only article that isn't included is by Berckel Smit, Kroeze & Krouwel (2019): Understanding Varieties of European Populism (1945-2018), first draft. This article hasn't been published yet, so I can't provide a summary due to copyright.

A summary of the book 'The Political System of the European Union' by Simon Hix and Bjorn Hoyland. This book is part of the exam literature for the course EU Governance in International Context, given to Political Science students at the VU University in Amsterdam. Does not include chapters 7, 11 and 13 since these aren't part of the course literature.

A summary of the chapters (1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 22, 24, 14, 15, 20, 21) of the book Marketing Research, An Applied Approach (5th European Edition) by Malhotra, Naresh, Hunan, and Birks (2017) required for the course Business Research Methods I (Quantitative). Some notes from the lectures (VU - IBA - 2nd year) have been added.