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Detailed but concise notes for first 2 weeks of History module: Reformation, Rebellion, Revolution, The Making of the Modern World and Political Science module: Introduction to International Relations Theories. Short and concise but equally detailed enough to grasp the module content at a higher level than just basic, based on essential readings.

This summary of Andrew Pettegree 's books 2 first chapters constitute the essential of the knowledge needed for the first week of the module and grasping the understanding of the following sub topic. The book is an essential read in the reading list, and these chapter summaries aim to provide the concise summary but still detailed enough for those seeking more facts and a better understanding of Europe in the early modern period. The first chapter is on Time and Space: Living in Sixteenth-centur...

This document provides an in depth but still concise summary of the most essential book: The Globalization of World Politics by John Baylis, Steve Smith and Patricia Owens. The module is largely based on this book, which gives enough insights to understand the key theories of IR and support them with examples. The summary's aim is to give a good comprehension chapter 6, which is on Realism.

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...