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TOPIC:
Select one of these countries to complete the research paper on its theme of the future of world politics. (Russia, China, Germany, France, Japan, India, or Brazil) Describe and explain the country’s course of action in international affairs.
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FOLLOW ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY:
OUTLINE
SETUP:
Ø Appropriate heading/title
·
Introduction
·
Body
(sections, sub-sections, paragraphs, complete sentences)
·
Conclusion
(please do notrestate the
information presented earlier)
Ø Paper must be 6 – 8 pages
maximum, double spaced, 11 point Arial font, with 1” margins on all sides of
each page.
Ø Don’t start a new paragraph or
subsection on a new page unless you are at the end of a page.
Ø Number pages consecutively and
ALL source material must be accurately cited where necessary. (APA format and
be consistent)
Ø Excellent use of grammar and
spell check.
TOPIC
OF PAPER:
Select
one of these countries to complete the research paper on its theme of the
future of world politics. (Russia, China, Germany, France, Japan, India, or
Brazil) Describe and explain the country’s course of action in international
affairs.
BODY/SUBJECT
OF PAPER:
Describe,
explain and try to predict the foreign policy of a major country. Provide
insightful, accurate and convincing answers to these questions: (1) What is the
country’s policy? (2) What has this course (and not alternative policies) been
pursued? (3) Will the current policy continue or is change possible or likely?
If so, how will the policy change and why?
Key
questions regarding description:
- What are the country’s
objectives? What do they want? How much do they want? - What actual or potential
threats or impediments stand in the way of the achievement of these goals?
What opportunities exist? - What methods or
instruments have been utilized to deal with existing or potential
problems? - What relationships have
been sought and achieved with other major powers and selected smaller
countries?
Key
questions regarding explanation:
- International level—How
much and what sort of power does the country possess? - Domestic level—Consider
- Culture, especially as
influenced by collective memory (How do the country’s elites and public
view their own history? With what consequences?) - Regime (What does the
regime value? How does the government attempt to legitimize its authority
and with what success?) - Institutions
- Individual level—apply
theories from the lectures, as applicable
Key
question regarding prediction:
- Will any of the
influences or conditions discussed in the previous categories change in
the future? With what effects?
SOURCES:
The
quality of this paper is closely related to the quality and quantity of sources
used in its preparation. VERY IMPORTANT: It is essential to read a book or
books on these subjects and as well as articles from quality journals such as Current History, The Economist, Foreign
Affairs and The Washington Quarterly.
Internet sources may supplement these sources, but they cannot replace them.
REFERENCES:
-The
paper must have a system of references.
-Use footnotes
(alternatively endnotes), which are easily inserted by Microsoft Word, rather than the parenthetical style.
-Use
the following format, the first reference to a book should appear this way: Anton
W. DePorte, Europe between the
Superpowers: The Enduring Balance, (New Haven: Yale University Press,
1979), pp. 20, 26-30. The second reference to the same source could be DePorte,
Europe between the Superpowers, p.
55. The first reference to an article should appear this way: David Rosenberg,
“The Origins of Overkill: Nuclear Weapons and American Strategy, 1945-1960, International Security 7 (Spring 1983),
p. 14. Thereafter, you can say something like Rosenberg, “Origins of Overkill,”
p. 16. Chapters in an edited volume are done similarly to articles. This format
is superior to the old op cit and ibidstyle