Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: What Exactly is a Literature Review? How do I Find Literature for my Review? How Do I Write the Review? Where Does the Review Fit in the Dissertation? and Do I Actually Need a Literature Review?

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Covers: Hard Determinism, Libertarianism/Incompatibilism, Soft Determinism/Compatibilism, Psychological Determinism, Environmental Determinism, and Predestination/Theological Determinism.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: the Executive, the Development of the Executive: from Disorder to Order, the Prime Minister, Prime Ministers since 1945, Principle Powers of the Prime Minster, the PM’s International Role, Strong and Weak Prime Minsters, What Makes a Successful PM? Who did MPs vote ‘best modern Prime Minister’? the Cabinet, the Cabinet: Collective Responsibility, Control at the Centre, Rise of a British Presidency? the Cabinet Today, Cabinet’s Educational Background and Gender, Elitism, Key Propositions of Classical Elitist Perspective, Who are ‘the elite’? the ‘Political Formulation’ of the Ruling Class, Class Background of British Cabinets: 1970-2007, Privately Educated MPs, Representation in Parliament of Female MPs and Feminist Perspective.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Cognitivism, Naturalistic Fallacy, Is-ought Gap, Fact-Value Distinction, Cognitivism Developed, Moral Reasoning, Non-Cognitivist Response, Non-Cognitivism Developed, Hume’s Analogy, McDowell’s Response, Relativism and Objections.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: What is the Judiciary? UK Legal System, the Judiciary & the Westminster Model, Parliamentary Sovereignty, Judicial Independence, the Way Things Used to Be, Challenges to the Traditional Balance, Judges Vs Home Secretaries, Strength of Judicial Review in 1990s, the Growing Political Role of the UK Judiciary: Key Factors, European Communities Act, 1972, Judicial Review, Human Rights Act, 1998, Human Rights Act, Articles 2-18, Human Rights Act, 1998, the Impact of Devolution, Constitutional Reform Act, 2005 and Is this a Stable Arrangement?

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Covers: What is Human Development and Why Do Levels Vary from Place to Place? - Concepts of Human Development, Variations in Human Health and Life Expectancy, Development Targets and Policies, Why do Human Rights Vary from Place to Place? - International Laws and Agreements, Differences in the Definition and Protection of Human Rights, Variations in Human Rights, How are Human Rights Used as Arguments for Political and Military Intervention? - Forms of Geopolitical Intervention, Development Impacts, Military Aid and Intervention, What are the Outcomes of Geopolitical Interventions in Terms of Human Development and Human Rights? - Measuring the Success of Geopolitical Intervention, The Success of Development Aid and The Success of Military Intervention.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: How Do Population Structures Vary? - Population Structures, Population Characteristics, Past and Present Connections, How Do Different People View Diverse Living Spaces? - Urban Places, Rural Places, Evaluating Living Spaces, Why Are There Demographic and Cultural Tensions in Diverse Places? - Culture and Society in the UK, Levels of Segregation, Changes to Diverse Places, How Successfully are Cultural and Demographic Issues Managed? - Measuring Management Techniques, Urban Changes and Stakeholders and Rural Changes and Stakeholders.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Covers: Hard Determinism, Libertarianism/Incompatibilism, Soft Determinism/Compatibilism, Psychological Determinism, Environmental Determinism, and Predestination/Theological Determinism.

Comprehensive Presentation Covering: Geopolitical power is conferred by a range of human and physical characteristics, Mechanisms for maintaining power: Mackinder, Problems with Mackinder’s theory, Patterns of power change over time, How did the UK become a superpower? A Bipolar World, Mechanisms of maintaining power in the cold war era, Emerging Powers, Other Emerging Powers, Development Theory Can Explain Changing Patterns Of Power, Modernisation Theory, Dependency Theory, IGOS, The Role Of TNCS, International Decision-Making, Military Alliances, Economic Alliances, Environmental Alliances, United Nations, Disproportionate Environmental Concerns, Differences in willingness to act on environmental concerns, Emerging Middle Class, Superpower Tensions, The Arctic Circle Tensions, Iraq, Trips Violations, Contested Spheres Of Influence: South China Sea, Contested Spheres Of Influence II: Russia And Eastern Europe, Superpower Relations With Developing Nations, Chinese Investment In Africa, China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’, Asian Tensions, Middle East Tensions, Threats To Existing Superpowers, Economic Challenges, Social Issues, The Costs Of Maintaining Global Military Power, Military Power II and Future Balance Of Power.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Impacts of Globalisation on International Migration - Globalisation and Migration, Causes of Migration, Consequences of International Migration, Nation States Defined and How They Evolved in a Globalising World - Nation States, The Role of Nationalism in Developing the Modern World, Globalisation Impacts, Impact of Global Organisations on Managing Global Issues and Conflicts - Global Organisations, The Role of IGOs, IGOs Managing Environmental Problems, What Are the Threats to National Sovereignty in a More Globalised World? - National Identity, Challenges to National Identity and Consequences of Disunity within Nations.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Creationists and The Bible, The Bible Says the Earth is Young, the Big Bang Theory Challenges the Literal Interpretation, Other theological Challenges by the Big Bang Theory, Young Earth/ Conservative Creationism, Old Earth Creationism, Conflict between Science and Religion, Big Bang Supports Christianity, Chance vs. Intelligent Design, Goldilocks Effect, Theistic Evolution, Evaluation of the Big Bang Theory, Non-Overlapping Magisteria, How/ Why Distinction, Before Darwin, Darwin, Process of ‘Natural Selection’, Darwinism ‘Origin of Species’, Key Events in the Darwinism v Creationism Argument, Supporters: Anthropic Principle, Aesthetic Argument, The Flying Spaghetti Monster Theory, So What is So Good About Science? Evaluation of Scientific Method and How did the Universe Come About?

Comprehensive Revision Notes Covering: Processes of Movement of People - Urbanisation, Suburbanisation, Counter-Urbanisation, Urban Resurgence, Population Growth in Urban Areas - Mega City, World City, Cities Urbanise in Different Ways - Economic, Social, Technological, Political, Demographic, Cities in Developed Countries Processes of Change - Deindustrialisation, Rise of the Service Economy, Decentralisation, Schemes to Improve Cities in the UK Since 1979 - Urban Development Corporations 1979-1990s, Enterprise Zones 1981-Present, City Challenge 1991-1997, Partnership Schemes 2010-Present, Urban Form - Physical Factors, Human Factors, Central Business District (CBD), Modern Urban Areas - Town Centre Mixed Developments, Cultural and Heritage Quarters, Fortress Developments, Gentrified Areas, Edge Cities, Changes in Modern Urban Areas - Economic Inequality, Economic Inequality Issues in Cities, Strategies to Reduce Poverty and Economic Inequalities in Urban Areas, Strategies to Encourage Social and Cultural Integration, Case Study - London, Case Study - Sao Paulo, Urban Heat Island Effect - Four Main Causes of the UHI Effect, UHI Effect Explanatory, Particulates - Sources of Particulates, Traffic Measures to Reduce Pollution - Congestion Charging, Pedestrianisation, Public Transport Improvements, Schemes for Reducing Traffic - Legislation, Alternative Fuels, Buildings Impermeable Materials - Methods to Manage River Catchments, Restoring Water System - Enfield, Three Primary Sources of Waste, Waste Streams and Components of Waste Vary - Economic Characteristics, Lifestyles, Attitudes, Methods of Waste Disposal Environmental Impacts - Case Study - Singapore - Atmospheric Pollution, Water Pollution, Urban Dereliction, Bangkok - Case Study - Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Dereliction, Manchester - Case Study - Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Dereliction, Cities Local Impact on The Environment, Dimensions of Sustainability, Cities Local Impact on The Environment, Dimensions of Sustainability - Natural, Physical, Social, Economic, Liveability - Different Strategies for Increasing Sustainability.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: When Should a Company Begin to Adopt CSR as a Driver of its Business? Is there a Standard Point of Organisational Evolution at which this Should Occur, or Does it Differ from Company to Company and Among Industries? How Should Management Construct CSR Policies that can then filter down throughout the Firm? and How will Stakeholders Distinguish Between a Genuine CSR Strategy from a Cynical Attempt to Create Positive Public Relations or Worse, Misleading Greenwash?

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Terminology, Characteristics of Government, Roles of the Prime Minister, How Does the PM Select Ministers? Sources of PM Power, Limitations on Prime-Ministerial Power, To What Extent have UK Prime Ministers Become More ‘Presidential’? Functions of Cabinet, Changes Under the Current Coalition, Collective Responsibility, Individual Ministerial Responsibility, Are British Prime Ministers as Powerful as is Sometimes Claimed? Prime Ministerial Power and Do We Have a Core Executive?

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Referencing, Structure, Grammar and Do’s/Dont’s in Essay Writing. Contains an Array of Examples of Good and Bad Practice in Essays.