Academic Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Strong summary, recap and important concepts. It is very easy to understand and has ALL the necessary materials. Grade: 9.2 Dooremalen, H. (2017).Exploring Humans | Chapters: 1 - 13 |Academic skills | IBACS/International bachelor Arts and Culture

Structured summary of the Academic Skills course. There are many different schools of thought well and logically organized so that it is clear which ones adhere to the same way of viewing the world and those who use opposite argumentations.

Summary of chapters 1 through 4, 7, 9 and 12 of Strategy and Human Resource Management fifth edition. These are also the chapters that are mandatory in academic year 2022-2023 according to the subject guide.

I present my master thesis dedicated to the subsidiary's dynamic capabilities (DCs) and its innovation performance (IP) and moderating roles of Government Effectiveness (GE) and Indulgent vs Restraint (IVR). This research paper is the final work of partial fulfilment of the Strategic Management Program at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, in the 2021/2022 academic year.

Summary of the Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) articles from the academic year 2022/2023 subject guide. Articles covered in the discussion lectures are less extensive in the summary because they have already been extensively covered in the lecture.

Class notes taken during the first year course "Academic Skills" CC1008 at Erasmus University Rotterdam

This document contains all the lectures of the course organizational behavior for the academic year 2021-2022, written in English.

Includes graphs, definitions, clear explanations and summaries for the core economics (mandatory for first years) taught by Erasmus University College.

This document is a summary for the lecture notes of Commercial law RB20 including all 13 lectures. The use of this summary is highly advisable for exam preparation. They are concise as well as detailed; fully preparing you for academic and practical usage!

This is a complete summary of the literature of the course 'Introduction to Forensic and Legal Psychology' of the master 'Forensic and Legal Psychology'. It was made in the academic year , so if the literature changes overtime it might contain some different articles. However, it has 93 pages so it is very extensive.