Democracies autocracies and transitions Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is an extensive summary of both the readings and lectures of the course democracies, autocracies, and transitions. I had an end grade of 8 in this class, using this summary. Good luck studying!

summary of all mandatory readings and articles of democracies autocracies and transitions: Przeworski, Sen 1999, Clark & Golder 2018, Gandhi 2008, Kendall-Taylor Frantz and Wright 2017, Gerschewski 2013, King 2013, Ang 2018, Bunce & wolchik 2010, Levitsky & Way 2002, Lipset and Seymour 1959, Geddes 2007, Teorell 2010, Gunitsky 2008, Levitsky & Way 2006, Bermeo 2016, Zoltan, Timur, Scheppele 2022.

This summary contains notes from all the lectures the University of Amsterdam gave for its Democracies, Autocracies and Transitions course (FY). Description given by the University of Amsterdam: In the first part of the course we discuss theories and empirical research on the emergence, stability and performance of democratic regimes, and we discuss different types of democratic systems. What are recent trends and is there a crisis of representative democracy? In what ways has the ability of ...

This document summarises most materials covered in the course Democracies, Autocracies, and Transitions. It includes notes from all lectures and summaries of most mandatory readings. It covers the whole course of DAT and will allow you to study for your midterms and finals.

This is a comprehensive summary for the final exam in Democracies, Autocracies, and Transitions (DAT). It contains lecture slides, notes from the lectures and all the readings.

This is a comprehensive summary for the mid-term exam in Democracies, Autocracies, and Transitions (DAT). It contains lecture slides, notes from the lectures and all the readings. All the graphs and tables presented in the lectures are explained.