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students are required to write an individual paper which describes the 代写ESSAY industrial relations systems of one country and compares it to another country. At least one of these countries must be a country separate than those dealt with during the course(we have discussed:US,UK,GERMANY,SWEDEN,DENMARK,EU,Netherlands,Australia). Papers are to be handed in no later than June 9th. 12:00

References(这里是各种References怎么写的具体介绍,选择Harvard Style或者任何一种你喜欢用的Style都可以)
https://courses.eurlib.nl/course.cfm?course=References+and+citations

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论文内容:

Abstract: simply put, an abstract is like a short summary of the paper. It should tell us what the main research question(s) is/are, the research method and briefly summarize the research results. (1 paragraph)

Introduction: the introduction of the paper should outline the broader social or academic relevance of the paper—why is this topic important? Moreover, the introduction should lead to the main research question(s) and should provide the reader with a brief outline of the rest of the paper (1-2 pages).

Theoretical framework: It should include a critical discussion of relevant theory. After reading the theoretical framework, the reader should be able to understand what perspective you are using to analyse your topic. What is going to help predict or explain your findings? (3-4 pages)

Data & methodology/country choice: explain how you will answer your research questions, what data you will use and if comparing one or more countries, explain why, from a theoretical standpoint, you have chose these countries (1 page).

Analysis: using your analytical framework, and based on either secondary data or literature, answer each research question thoroughly and critically. (12-15 pages)

Conclusion: summarize the findings, discuss any shortcomings of the research or areas for further research. Policy recommendations may be included, but these need to be supported by the research findings. (2-3 pages).

The final grade for the paper (based on a 1-10 scale) will be compiled by looking at each section of the paper:
Abstract: 0.5 point
Introduction: 1 point
Theoretical framework: 2 points
Data, methodology and country choice: 0.5 point
Analysis: 3 points
Conclusions: 2 points
References: 1 point

References: a full list of all references used for the paper, including internet sources. (1-2 pages)

Lecture 1

Bamber, G., Lansbury, R. D., & Wailes, N. (2004), International and comparative employment relations : globalisation and the developed market economies (4th ed.). London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif.: SAGE. Chapter 1, pp. 1-35.

Lecture 2

Kaufman, B. E. (2008), Paradigms in Industrial Relations: Original, Modern and Versions In-between. British Journal of Industrial Relations, 46(2), 314-339.

Traxler, F. (1999), The state in industrial relations: A cross-national analysis of developments and socioeconomic effects. European Journal of Political Research, 36(1), 55-85.

Lecture 3

Schroeder, W., & Weinert, R. (2004), Designing Institutions in European Industrial Relations: A Strong Commission versus Weak Trade Unions? European Journal of Industrial Relations, 10(2), 199-217.