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arch project should be drawn from the Internet.

DEVELOP A THESIS STATEMENT

This paper is not to be written as a report. Instead, you must develop an argument related to the country you have selected.

-After you have conducted some research on your specific topic, you should be able to form an argument.
-This statement should be a claim that you are making- the paper will be focused on supporting this claim using evidence from a variety of sources.

GRADING
The paper will be graded for content, organization, clarity, and coherence of argument and writing, use of source, and grammar spelling and diction.

-In terms of content:
1)You offer supporting empirical evidence for your arguments, including, when appropriate, statistical information
2)In your explanations/ interpretations of a particular fact, event, or process, you draw on concepts and explanatory frameworks learnt in scholarly sources.

-In terms of organization, we expect the paper to be organized in a way that allows the reader to easily follow your argument. Moreover, there should be a logical structure to your paper, with each section building on the information you have introduced in the previous section. Organizing the paper around sub-sections with subheadings often makes it easier to accomplish this.

HOW TO WRITE AN EFFECTIVE SHORT RESEARCH PAPER
.An effective short research paper should have the following components:  An introduction, which gets the reader’s attention and leads to a purpose statement (e.g., “This paper examines...”) or argument; here, you explain the main claim you are making, and the scope of the paper, and conclude with a summary of the logical structure of the argument to come. The paper should contain a well-defined ‘thesis’ or argument, which should be underlined. This argument must be original; i.e., the argument that you will make. It must be based on information you have gathered from books and journal articles, framed within the conceptual approach we are developing in this course. The structure of the paper should reflect the development of your argument.
The main body of the paper, in which you develop the argument in detail, providing references in the text to secondary sources that provide documentation of your argument or that have influenced your thinking and interpretation.
- The main body of the paper should contain factual information on your topic, explanations of the observed patterns and processes, and a critical discussion of major issues and problems.
- It should be divided into sections (each of which has at least three paragraphs), each of which should have its own short, descriptive sub- heading. Sections can help make the logical sequence of the argument clear!  
.Anygraphs, tables and maps you use in the paper should also be referred to in the text, at the point where you want the reader to be looking at them. The text should include a sentence or two at this point providing a brief summary of what you think the graphs, tables, and maps show. Do not repeat in your essay the detailed contents of a table, but summarize concisely the main point(s) from the table that you want the reader to be aware of. If appropriate, use maps t