International realtions Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

General notes that covers topics in the first section of the International relations paper for GCSE History. This is for OCR. Made these for revising and creating flashcards/mind maps to help memorise information that is not too wordy or difficult to understand. Essentially a more simplified version of the textbook for those who already have an understanding of topics that will come up in the exam.

The document is a complete summary of the whole course. Including all lectures given by Boisen, van Lanen and guest lectures. Summaries of other materials that were given in the course are also included.

This document contains questions about the book Moral Constraints on War: Principles and Cases. If you put the questions next to you your book, it will be the perfect guide for you to learn.

First year politics and International Realtions notes. All Political theory notes. Includes summaries to make your understanding quick and easy.

This document is an exam study guide that will help you understand political parties. Many people have used this and received A's in their courses. this provides questions and answers for a final or midterm exam

These documents provide a detailed summary of two of the most important theories of international relations: Liberalism and Realism. These will help you get a good knowledgeable understanding of both theories with some examples and brief enough to study/cram before any exams but also detailed enough to use as a basis for more in depth knowledge of the theories. The summaries mostly take on the key textbooks of the course: The Globalization of World Politics and Introduction to International Rela...

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