Universiteit Utrecht (UU) • global sustainability science

Summary Hage et al (2017) ch 1, 3, 8 & 9 + Faure (2015) II.10

Summary of chapter 1 to chapter 7 of the book Philosophy of Science by Okasha. The book is summarized using the question-conclusion-evidence method and important terms and philosophers are highlighted.

Summary of the pseudoscience chapter of Pigliucci. The chapter is summarized using bullet points, with important information and concepts in bold.

Here you can see an example for the individual reflection paper assignment in the course Urban policies and planning. In this essay the required readings for the lecture are discussed and criticized resulting in questions for the lecture, that had to be provided.

In a table you will find the most essential keywords, concepts, authors and critics concerning urban policy in its different dimensions and challenges, colour coded in subsections for easier learning. You can find all the themes relevant for the final exam in the course.

In a table overview you will find the most important keywords, concepts and authors for the newer planning theories to learn for the second exam in the module.

In a table overview you find the most important keywords, concepts, authors and critics for classic planning theories to learn for the first exam in the course.

The document is the assignment I handed in for the first part of the PE&D course, namely, policy analysis. For the assignment, I conducted a Reconstruction of Policy Theory method on the Landing Obligation, which was awarded a 7.5 (above average and with strict grading).

The document includes the essay I handed in for the second part of the course PE&D. For assignment 2, the policy evaluation assignment, we had to create a framework for measuring the effectiveness or legitimacy of the EU Habitat Directives.

In the document, you can find a summary of the reader Policy Design and all mandatory literature from the reader. The reader is summarized in a question-conclusion-evidence way and often embodies questions that are also on the exam. The articles are summarized using bullet points. The reader includes summaries of: 1. Arnstein, S. R. (1969). A ladder of citizen participation. Journal of the American Planning Association, 35(4), 216-224. 2. Mattijssen, T. J., Behagel, J. H., & Buijs, A. E. (...