 | 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 module charts both the hostile and co-operative relationship between Britain and France from the Glorious Revolution to the present day. Topics are diverse and range from the imperial rivalry of the eighteenth century to the Entente Cordiale of | University Of Cambridge | 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 the 'British Constitution' and (2) an essay titled 'What, | University Of Cambridge | First (70%) |
 | These were the essays I wrote during my first undergraduate year in Cambridge, reading economics. Topics range from economic issues during the industrial revolution to the late Victorian period. The essays were part of the supervision work, where your | University Of Cambridge | Upper 2.1 |
 | These notes have been written as support for tutorials I give to Cambridge undergraduate students. They cover the content of about 12 lectures in Classical Mechanics given to all First year Cambridge Physics students. The notes are updated to the curr | University Of Cambridge | 1st |
 | Updated in 2020. The notes are a summary of the key points of the lecture with some landmark cases. Direct and easy to understand for exam purposes.
CHAPTER 1 - AN OVERVIEW OF EU COMPETITION LAW
Competition Policy; History of Competition Law; Intr | University Of Cambridge | 2.1 |
 | •To assist students in understanding of the major issues faced by corporations and the manner in which they are financed are subject to income tax.
•To provide a summary of each topic of the module and illustrate the options by comparing the structur | University Of Cambridge | Strong 2:1 |
 | These were the essays I wrote in the development economics paper during my first undergraduate year in Cambridge. Topics include the relation between education and fertility, as well as informal lending in developing countries. The essays were part of | University Of Cambridge | Upper 2.1 |
 | A range of essays written for Part I Paper 21 (Empires and World History from the Fifteenth Century to the First World War).
Each essay is around 3000 worlds and includes a bibliography.
Topics covered include:
- the Portuguese empire;
- the | University Of Cambridge | 1st Class |
 | 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% |
 | Collection of essays prepared for the History or Social and Political Sciences Tripos Part IIat the University of Cambridge. The essays mostly to focus on the political theory developed by particular influential thinkers. Some of the essays also dis | University Of Cambridge | Upper 2.1 |
 | Updated in 2020. The notes are a summary of the key points of the lecture with some landmark cases. Direct and easy to understand for exam purposes.
1. Introduction to competition law and policy, and to the impact of merger control on corporate trans | University Of Cambridge | Strong 2:1 |
 | These are the essays in macroeconomics I wrote in my 2nd and 3rd year at Cambridge. They were part of supervision assignments, are usually of 1000-1500 words in length and are of a first class standard. Topics include business cycle theory, monetary p | University Of Cambridge | 1st Class |
 | 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%) |
 | These are the essays in microeconomics I wrote in my 2nd and 3rd year at Cambridge. They were part of supervision assignments, are usually of 1000-1500 words in length and are of a first class standard. Topics include international trade, public goods | University Of Cambridge | 1st Class |
 | 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%) |
 | These notes have been written as support material for the tutorial I give to undergraduate students at the University of Cambridge. This module covers about 12 lectures in Oscillations and Waves in the first year Cambridge Physics course.The notes are | University Of Cambridge | 1st |
 | These were the essays I wrote in the politics paper during my first undergraduate year in Cambridge, reading economics. Topics are mostly from British postwar politics (consensus, Thatcherism, New Labour), but also include topics such as strike activi | University Of Cambridge | 1st Class |
 | A range of essays written for Part I Paper 13 (European History 31BC-900AD) of the Cambridge History Tripos. The essays provided focus on the early part of the paper: the Roman Principate.
These essays would provide a good introduction to anyone stud | University Of Cambridge | 1st Class |
 | These are my take home projects in the first and second year of my undergraduate in economics at Cambridge University. The first take home project was in statistics and deals with the relation between money supply and inflation. The second take home p | University Of Cambridge | Upper 1st Class |
 | This set of notes covers 4 broad subjects, with book reviews in each area and essay plans.
Subjects:
1. Adolescence and the Family
2. Alternative Reproductive Technologies and the Family
3. Female Employment since the 1970s
4. Gay and Lesbian | University Of Cambridge | 2:1 |
 | British Economic History, Development Economics, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Political Aspects of British Economics, and Statistics and Econometrics | University Of Cambridge | V high (see indiv. products) |