Universiteit van Amsterdam (UVA) • Europese Studies

Summary of every week, mentions of definitions, important notes from lessons and discussion of the readings

European Integration summary that includes weekly lecture notes, useful graphs and images but also the treaties and definitions. (Unfinished History of European Integration European Union Politics)

Notes of all the seminars of Philosophy of the Humanities 2: European Studies. Notes of all the notes discussed during the seminars and a recap of the most important terminology for the exam.

This document contains all the lecture notes of the lectures of the Philosophy of the Humanities 2: European Studies year 2018-2019.

Cannot be called a summary since it is everything you need to know for the course National Thought in Europe in order to pass. I have included pictures in order to make everything more understandable!

Inhoudsopgave: Presente de indicativo, Presente de subjuntivo, Imperfecto, Indefinido, Imperfecto de subjuntivo, Pretérito perfecto de indicativo, Pretérito perfecto de subjuntivo, Imperativo afirmativo/negativo, Futuro, Condicional, Gerundio, Pluscuamperfecto, When to use an accent?, Complimento Indirecto/Directo Reflexive/Pronombre Personales, Ser vs Estar Vs Hacer, Who/Whom/Which and pronombres indefinidos, Types of subordinate sentences, The conjunctions, The passive, The indirect speech...

This guide travels through the lectures and seminar readings, week by week, in a clear and structured way. Allowing you to understand all the basic knowledge of the Turning Points Course from European Studies BA. For the exam, this is especially useful, due to the fact it uses knowledge learnt in class, from the lectures and from the course summary as well. The use of all three mediums helps to encapulsate everything you need to understand for the exam and to achieve a good grade.

This guide travels through the lectures and seminar readings, week by week, in a clear and structured way. Allowing you to understand all the basic knowledge of the National Thought Course from European Studies BA. For the exam, this is especially useful, due to the fact it uses knowledge learnt in class, from the lectures and from the course summary as well. The use of all three mediums helps to encapulsate everything you need to understand for the exam and to achieve a good grade.

It starts with a list of important data, continued by the outline of the history, then it takes you through the important information chapter by chapter. I used schemes and images to make things clear

This is an extensive English summary of the whole The Other Europe course. It includes a summary of the general information that you are required to know, summaries of the texts discussed in the seminars, definitions of the most important concepts and case studies of the countries in question.