Final paper 8 pages plus bib and maps
· Make sure your paper has a title and your name on it.
Be sure to number the pages of the paper.
· References. Title this - References Cited.
You should list all references cited in the paper.
You should not list references not cited in the paper.
Follow a standard format. Suggest Chicago/Turabian.
Internal citations should use the following form: (Smith, 2010, p. 25).
Have references from the country.
· Length.You should write what needs to be written, no more, no less.
The paper should be typed, double space, with one inch margins.
Use a computer, keep backup hard copies and digital files.
Eight pages is about right.
· Maps, tables, charts, and figures need to be finished.
· How to organize your paper.
Introduction (To government agency or NGO)
Statement of issue – ( e.g. environment, development, human rights)
Perspectives from the literature (geography, economics, politics, history, anthropology)
Background – portrayal of country
Discussion of issues in country
Policy Options - initial choices - grounded in the literature
(groups (actors), costs, feasibility, external and internal pressures, constraints)
Recommendations (selection, description, implementation, monitoring, limitations)
Conclusion
· Consult texts and academic papers for further ideas.
· Key on ideas and organization.
Be sure to organize your ideas, examine and edit your paper carefully.
Writing should clarify your thought.
· Key on:Utilize references fully. Present ideas completely.
Organize materials, make connections. Clarify expression.
· Overcome a writing block by starting anywhere but the 'beginning'.
Draft an easy section at the outset. Build upon your bibliography and abstract.
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