(1) develop their own views on global governance informed by the literature on the subject,
(2) develop a critical understanding of the challenges and problems encountered by global governance, and
(3) write about topics that interest them.
Criteria:
In order to attain a good mark in their main essays, you should do the following:
- Ensure they are analysing and critiquing rather than simply describing the topic. This involves using an
analytical framework; - Choose relevant examples to illustrate their argument. Tie theoretical perspectives to real-world examples;
- Demonstrate comprehension of the subject and ensure factual accuracy;
- Structure their argument clearly – ensuring that their essay flows from one point to the next;
- Ensure they use evidence to back up the points they are making;
- Use high quality, relevant primary and secondary source literature and reference their sources using a
standard referencing protocol; - Proof-read their work before submission, write in short sentences, use proper punctuation and grammar.
Finally, Include everything relevant from the lecture slides uploaded and kindly find recent relevant case
studies. In the outline with the feedback make sure you cover the important points and the feedback and the
big picture items.
Preferred language style Simple (Easy vocabulary, simple grammar constructions)