POLI 212 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Intergovernmentalism, Populism, Unearth

• School: McGill University
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POLI 212
• Professor: Hudson Meadwell

Document Summary

Here is an outline of big-picture themes and questions that would be helpful to know in preparation for the final exam. This is meant to be an appendix to the midterm review guide, which is still posted on. As with the other review guide, this is by no means an exhaustive list, so please do study as much of the course material as you can. See: main types of electoral systems and their features. See: different types of coalitions that can be formed. See: martin and vanberg reading: some examples of different types of government in europe (or other places), such as majority government, minimum winning coalitions, oversize coalitions, and minority government, relating the principal-agent problem to coalition government. European commission, european council, european parliament, council of the european. Also good to know: general history of european integration, understanding of the role of timing and critical junctures in european integration.