To analyze your topic you need to:
* Include in your analysis course readings ( it will be uploaded).
* Include 3 external peer-reviewed/academic journal articles/book chapters or books.
* You can add other academic and/or grey literature/sources, however this is optional.
3. Essay Format: Introduction, body and conclusion
4. Introduction:
* Background: What is the topic? what is the issue?
* Thesis statement: What are you going to argue in the essay? What will you demonstrate/prove in your essay? Provide the necessary evidence, discussion, and illustration, to build a persuasive argument
* Organization: HOW you will prove your thesis: what themes/ideas/sections you will include in your essay to demonstrate your thesis statement?
5. Connect to Course Content: To discuss your topic, you need to address each of the three main dimensions:
a) policy-making
b) development
c) sustainability
– Make sure you analyze your topic in light of other themes/frameworks/ideas from course readings, lectures, group presentations, related for example with: e.g. neoliberalism, intersectionality, etc. MAKE SURE you engage with course content when you analyze your topic.
– You can also apply/refer in your analysis to Mollinga’s model re three types of complexities.
7. Format:
– 1500 words double-spaced (this does not include the list of references, title page, and any table or figure you may want to add to your paper)
– In-text citations
– Avoid the use of too many and long direct quotes. Use direct quotes only when it is really necessary. Instead, please rephrase the quotes and explain the ideas using your own words.
– APA style
To analyze your topic you need to:
* Include in your analysis course readings ( it will be uploaded).
* Include 3 external peer-reviewed/academic journal articles/book chapters or books.
* You can add other academic and/or grey literature/sources, however this is optional.
3. Essay Format: Introduction, body and conclusion
4. Introduction:
* Background: What is the topic? what is the issue?
* Thesis statement: What are you going to argue in the essay? What will you demonstrate/prove in your essay? Provide the necessary evidence, discussion, and illustration, to build a persuasive argument
* Organization: HOW you will prove your thesis: what themes/ideas/sections you will include in your essay to demonstrate your thesis statement?
5. Connect to Course Content: To discuss your topic, you need to address each of the three main dimensions:
a) policy-making
b) development
c) sustainability
– Make sure you analyze your topic in light of other themes/frameworks/ideas from course readings, lectures, group presentations, related for example with: e.g. neoliberalism, intersectionality, etc. MAKE SURE you engage with course content when you analyze your topic.
– You can also apply/refer in your analysis to Mollinga’s model re three types of complexities.
7. Format:
– 1500 words double-spaced (this does not include the list of references, title page, and any table or figure you may want to add to your paper)
– In-text citations
– Avoid the use of too many and long direct quotes. Use direct quotes only when it is really necessary. Instead, please rephrase the quotes and explain the ideas using your own words.
– APA style
To analyze your topic you need to:
* Include in your analysis course readings ( it will be uploaded).
* Include 3 external peer-reviewed/academic journal articles/book chapters or books.
* You can add other academic and/or grey literature/sources, however this is optional.
3. Essay Format: Introduction, body and conclusion
4. Introduction:
* Background: What is the topic? what is the issue?
* Thesis statement: What are you going to argue in the essay? What will you demonstrate/prove in your essay? Provide the necessary evidence, discussion, and illustration, to build a persuasive argument
* Organization: HOW you will prove your thesis: what themes/ideas/sections you will include in your essay to demonstrate your thesis statement?
5. Connect to Course Content: To discuss your topic, you need to address each of the three main dimensions:
a) policy-making
b) development
c) sustainability
– Make sure you analyze your topic in light of other themes/frameworks/ideas from course readings, lectures, group presentations, related for example with: e.g. neoliberalism, intersectionality, etc. MAKE SURE you engage with course content when you analyze your topic.
– You can also apply/refer in your analysis to Mollinga’s model re three types of complexities.
7. Format:
– 1500 words double-spaced (this does not include the list of references, title page, and any table or figure you may want to add to your paper)
– In-text citations
– Avoid the use of too many and long direct quotes. Use direct quotes only when it is really necessary. Instead, please rephrase the quotes and explain the ideas using your own words.
– APA style
To analyze your topic you need to:
* Include in your analysis course readings ( it will be uploaded).
* Include 3 external peer-reviewed/academic journal articles/book chapters or books.
* You can add other academic and/or grey literature/sources, however this is optional.
3. Essay Format: Introduction, body and conclusion
4. Introduction:
* Background: What is the topic? what is the issue?
* Thesis statement: What are you going to argue in the essay? What will you demonstrate/prove in your essay? Provide the necessary evidence, discussion, and illustration, to build a persuasive argument
* Organization: HOW you will prove your thesis: what themes/ideas/sections you will include in your essay to demonstrate your thesis statement?
5. Connect to Course Content: To discuss your topic, you need to address each of the three main dimensions:
a) policy-making
b) development
c) sustainability
– Make sure you analyze your topic in light of other themes/frameworks/ideas from course readings, lectures, group presentations, related for example with: e.g. neoliberalism, intersectionality, etc. MAKE SURE you engage with course content when you analyze your topic.
– You can also apply/refer in your analysis to Mollinga’s model re three types of complexities.
7. Format:
– 1500 words double-spaced (this does not include the list of references, title page, and any table or figure you may want to add to your paper)
– In-text citations
– Avoid the use of too many and long direct quotes. Use direct quotes only when it is really necessary. Instead, please rephrase the quotes and explain the ideas using your own words.
– APA style
