Case studies - hot spot (Hawaii), contrasting volcanic events (Monserrat and Mount Etna), global impacts of a volcanic eruption (Eyjafjallajökull), contrasting earthquake events (Haiti and Christchurch), recent earthquake events (Japan and Ecuador 2016), tsunami event (Japan 2011) Facts accurate as of May 2016. Produced by an A* geography student.

Notes covering the specification for the IGCSE Edexcel unit on China between 1911 and 1989 Includes information on causes, events and results of things including the revolution, the May the Fourth movement, Mao Zedong's rule, the CCP, the Chinese civil war, Mao's five year plans, Mao's reforms, and China under Deng Useful, concise but complete revision notes

Case studies - suburbanisation (London), counter-urbanisation (Bayston Hill), urbanisation in an LEDC (Mumbai), planning and management issues (Dharavi Slum), suburbanisation in an LEDC (Mumbai), gentrification and re-urbanisation (Notting Hill), partnership scheme (Hulme), property led regeneration (Thames Gateway), enterprise led regeneration (London Docklands), rebranding (Glasgow), out of town retailing area (intu Trafford Centre), redevelopment of urban centres (Touchwood, Solihull), waste management strategy in an LEDC (the Zabbaleen, Cairo), waste management strategy in an MEDC (Denmark), local transport in an MEDC (Portland, Oregon), national transport in an MEDC (Switzerland), transport management in an LEDC (Curitiba) Facts accurate as of May 2016. Produced by an A* geography student.

Case studies - NIC (South Korea), NIC (China), BRIC (Brazil), MINT (Mexico and Nigeria), sustainable development (Sweden), NIC (India), oil producing country (Saudi Arabia), LDC (Malawi), groupings of nations (AOSIS, Group of 77, UN), grouping of nations (EU), TNC (Nike), sustainable tourism (Hideaway Resort, Fiji), unsustainable tourism (Philippines), unsustainable tourism (Ibiza)

This contains comparisons of the themes of women, evil and corruption, love, power and religion between the texts 'Paradise Lost', by John Milton, and 'The White Devil' by John Webster. These notes are perfect for the OCR A2 English Literature exam. The notes are in the format of a table with key points for comparison between the texts for each theme and quotes, examples and analysis to support each point. The tables could easily be used to plan essays to compare the texts or essays about each individual text.

Case studies - UK storm event (St Jude), Contrasting tropical revolving storm events (Typhoon Haiyan, Hurricane Sandy), Impact of global warming on a tropical region (Indian monsoon climate), Impact of global warming on the British Isles, Impact of climate change on SIDS, Local response to global warming (the Sahel’s Great Green Wall), National response to global warming (UK), Global response to global warming (COP21) Some studies are more detailed than others. Produced by an A* geography student.