Universiteit van Amsterdam (UVA) • Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics

For the PPLE Year 1 Course 'Philosophy of the Social Sciences' (Semester 2 Block 4), the notes of Chung Lin Kwa's lectures 1 to 12 (the most important lectures) covering the readings and context necessary to pass the final exam. Including the styles of science (classical-deductive style, hypothetical-analogical style, experimental style, statistical style, taxonomical style, historical-evolutionary style) and a discussion of philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Hume, Hacking, Popper, Ga...

For the course Law, Justice & Morality in the UvA PPLE programme; also recommended for other courses concerning either of these three fields. This visual mindmap summarizes the next topics: LAW - Introduction to Law as in the book of Hage & Akkermans; including: division common/civil law; statutory interpretations; history of law; source thesis - Introduction to Bentham, Austin, H.L.A. Hart, Dworkin; including legal positivism JUSTICE and MORALITY - The main threads of Michael Sandel's "Justi...

Summary of Alan Bryman's Social Research Methods (2015) for chapters 1 to 13 and 17 to 21. I've answered the Questions of Review after each of these chapters with relevant key concepts, material and explanations. Covering topics as: Quantitative research, qualitative research, sampling, ethics in research, finding papers, research questions, validity. Optimalised with extra content (guest lectures 2016-2017) for UvA PPLE Students. GRADE: 8.9 / 10