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Planned a past-paper question for this course's exam, which was about religion and migration. The exercise was to draft out the introduction and conclusion, so these are written; but the body is still in plan form. I presented this during the seminar and received feedback from the lecturer, which is also written in this document. Additionally, there are also tips for success in the exam, so that would be helpful for the course, but also for general sociology online exams at LSE.

1,500 word formative essay - received very good feedback and is fully written, proofread and edited. About whether religion helps migrants to the west integrate within host societies or not. This essay features a comparison between the effect of religion of migrants in the US, and that of migrants to western Europe.

Complete Coursework and Lecture Note documentation for the LSE core module SO468: International Migration and Migrant Integration. Includes a distinction-level formative essay about religion and immigrant integration, and the preparatory notes. Also includes lecture notes for the full course, alongside the majority of notes on preparatory seminar readings. Also includes script and notes for the summative seminar presentation on second-generation immigrants. There is also a draft of an essay with...

This document incudes detailed notes of all the second term (WT) readings for LSE course IR100. The notes total 27 pages and all readings are already formatted in suitable bibliography format. Furthermore, the level of detail and analysis is enough to create multiple essay and essay plans from the content with ease and speed.

This document incudes detailed notes of all the first term (AT) readings for LSE course IR100. The notes total 32 pages and all readings are already formatted in suitable bibliography format. Furthermore, the level of detail and analysis is enough to create multiple essay and essay plans from the content with ease and speed.

Document contains an exemplar HY113 essay with department marksheet and professor's review. The essay focuses on analysis of key actors in Indian independence and was rewarded a 69. As mentioned in the marking, better citation formatting would have pushed it up to a first. Improve your chances of achieving optimal grades by understanding the requirements of lse examiners and professors.

This document incudes detailed notes of all the second term (WT) readings for LSE course HY113 and is a part 2 to my term one readings. The notes total 44 pages and all readings are already formatted in suitable bibliography format. Furthermore, the level of detail and analysis is enough to create multiple essay and essay plans from the content with ease and speed. Included in the notes are existing essay plans and large paragraphs suitable for adaptation into essay content. This document should...

This document incudes detailed notes of all the first term (AT) readings for LSE course HY113. The notes total 46 pages and all readings are already formatted in suitable bibliography format. Furthermore, the level of detail and analysis is enough to create multiple essay and essay plans from the content with ease and speed. The document also provides pre-written answers to potential class questions to advance your level of engagement in class discussions.

Access a complete and expansive timeline of Indian independence and political history from 1900 to 1947. The timeline has been carefully colour coded and laid out for ease of memory and understanding. Furthermore, it specifically notes the relevance of key political events to the status and activities of relevant actors such as the Muslim League, Forward Bloc Party, British administrators and the Indian National Congress. This tool helped me achieve a first in HY113 in my first year so I recomme...

These are the detailed notes that cover all of the examinable content for EC2A3, including the weekly readings that are mostly tested. Back then, I had to study the course from scratch within 1 weeks, and achieved a good grade by using this set of notes. It is designed to be concise yet comprehensive, allowing you to focus on revising the key theories and models, thus acing your exams easily.