 | Six substantial sets of essay notes on significant periods of 20th century British politics. | Oxford University | 1.1 |
 | This is part of the History of Political Thought series covering Edmund Burke, Adam Smith, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, American Revolution, Friedrich Nietzsche, Carl Schmitt (Weimar Republic), Rights and Utilitarianism and Property and Markets. This packag | University Of Cambridge | First (70%) |
 | This is part of the British Politics series covering Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative governments (1979-97), New Labour and British Constitution. This package contains: (1) exam notes on the 'British Constitution' and (2) an essay titled 'What, | University Of Cambridge | First (70%) |
 | 20th century British politics: New Liberalism, Inter-war politics, Attlee government, Conservativism 1951-64, Thatcher. | Oxford | [unknown] |
 | British political institutions post-1992: constitutional reform, parliament, cabinet, civil service, devolution, Northern Ireland. | Oxford | [unknown] |
 | Looking for DETAILED, CONCISE and CITED notes on Critical Security Studies? To ensure effective revision and exam success, my notes are structured to correspond with past paper questions and possible variations. For trickier concepts like 'performativ | University Of Warwick | First (85-94%) |
 | Region & regional identity; regionalism; regionalization; globalization; New Regionalism; Plaza Accord; Asian Financial Crisis; Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP); Belt & Road Initiative (BRI); China's rise; European Union; the ASEAN W | University Of Warwick | 2.1 |
 | This package contains: comprehensive exam notes on all aspects of the EU and three essays titled 'What accounts for the EU’s repeated decision to engage in Treaty change?', 'Can the European Commission still be characterised as a "motor of integration | University Of Cambridge | First (70%) |
 | This package contains (1) exam notes (2) an essay titled 'In what ways, if any, did Nietzsche offer a political philosophy of the modern state?' Style: The content always makes sense chronologically. The document is usually divided into two halves: hi | University Of Cambridge | 68% |
 | Gender; Women in Development (WID) approach; social reproduction; Gender and Development (GAD) approach Waves of feminism; Liberal/Western feminism; feminist standpoint theory; Black feminism; intersectionality; Postmodern/Postcolonial feminism; Hasht | University Of Warwick | Upper 2.1 |
 | Adam Smith; anti-mercantilism; the Invisible Hand; non-interventionism; Das Adam Smith Problem; The Theory of Moral Sentiments; anti-colonial liberalism; the marketization of higher education; Brexit David Ricardo; labor theory of value; absolute adva | University Of Warwick | First |
 | These notes contain a complete summary of my module on International Relations. The notes cover the main topics of IR, and each set of notes consists of an in-depth analysis of how the topic relates back to core IR theory, multiple examples and case-s | University Of Oxford, Balliol College | 67-72% |
 | Mike Bowker & Phil Williams. Superpower Détente: a Reappraisal. London: Sage Publications, 1988
Aaron L. Friedberg. ‘The Evolution of US Strategic “Doctrine”’. Samuel P. Huntingdon (ed.), The Strategic Imperative: New Politics for American Security | University Of Oxford | 1st Class |
 | Robert Nozick; John Rawls; self-ownership; private property; end-state theory; historical entitlement theory; just distribution of holdings; Wilt Chamberlain example; Locke's Proviso The right to parent one's biological baby; fiduciary model of parent | University Of Warwick | Upper 2.1 |
 | This is part of the British Politics series covering Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative governments (1979-97), New Labour and British Constitution. This package contains: (1) exam notes on Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative governments (1979-9 | University Of Cambridge | First (70%) |
 | This is part of the British Politics series covering Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative governments (1979-97), New Labour and British Constitution. This package contains: (1) exam notes on New Labour (1997-2010) and an essay titled 'Is New Labour | University Of Cambridge | First (70%) |
 | Key themes in contemporary political sociology: nationalism, race and religion, gender, political participation, civic culture, media and education. | Oxford | [unknown] |
 | Ontology; epistemology; philosophical approach to political theory; historical approach to political theory Thomas Hobbes; Leviathan; state of nature; obligation in foro interno; obligation in foro externo; geometric reasoning; totalitarianism; Rousse | University Of Warwick | Upper 2.1 |
.png) | Complete set of notes on the debate as to the relative benefits and disadvantages of presidential and parliamentary systems of government.
Contains:
- Extensive analysis of works by Linz, Ljiphart and their critics
- An essay on the distinctive featu | University Of Oxford | 1st Class |
.png) | Notes on semi-presidentialism as a form of government, with specific focus on division of power between the president and parliament
Contains:
- Notes on Elgie's extensive studies of semi-presidentialism
- Case study notes on France under a semi-pres | University Of Oxford | 1st Class |
 | Development; post-development; poverty pornography; Orientalism Washington Consensus; structural adjustment; market fundamentalism; neo-colonialism; global benchmarking; social reproduction; developmental state; embedded autonomy Sustainable developme | University Of Warwick | Upper 2.1 |
 | Keith E. Whittington. Constitutional Interpretation: Textual Meaning, Original Intent and Judicial Review. Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas, 1999
John Hart Ely. Democracy and Distrust: A Theory of Judicial Review. Cambridge, MA: Harvard | University Of Oxford | 1st Class |
 | Realism; egoism; human nature; international anarchy; self-help; classical realism vs. neorealism; E. H. Carr; Hans Morgenthau; Kenneth Waltz Alexander Wendt; cultures of anarchy; intersubjectivity; Alter & Ego Geopolitics; End of History; Clash of Ci | University Of Warwick | 2.1 |