Social Science homework help.
topic: Do most citizens really experience a ‘global’ economy any differently than 30 years ago?
3500 -4000words
a word count listed on the title page.
a core argument.
Make sure that you set out the essay in a logical way and try not to jump about from point to point or between arguments.
Strive to make your point of view clear and rigorous.
6. Paragraphs should deal with one major idea. They should be more than one sentence long.
7. Always leave the reader with a strong introduction and conclusion.
8. use section headings
9. 2 citations per page (I prepared some for you)
10. Make sure to number the pages of your essay.
11. no Wikipedia
Baldwin, “Globalization is Close To Its ‘Holy Cow’ Moment” Chicago Booth Review, 30 April 2018.
Scholte, “Defining Globalisation” The World Economy, Vol. 31, No. 11 (2008).
Hay, “International Relations Theory andGlobalization” in Dunne et al, International Relations Theories: Discipline and Diversity.Martens et al., “New Directions in Globalization Indices” Globalizations, Vol. 12, No. 2, 217-228.
Micklethwait and Woolridge, “The Globalization Backlash,” Foreign Policy, September/October 2001.
Mittelman, “Globalization and its Critics” in “Stubbs and Underhill (eds) Political Economy and the Changing Global Order.
Phillips, “Globalizing the Study of International Political Economy” in Phillips (ed) Globalizing International Political Economy.
Thompson, “The End of Work” The Atlantic, July/August 2015.
3500 -4000words
a word count listed on the title page.
a core argument.
Make sure that you set out the essay in a logical way and try not to jump about from point to point or between arguments.
Strive to make your point of view clear and rigorous.
6. Paragraphs should deal with one major idea. They should be more than one sentence long.
7. Always leave the reader with a strong introduction and conclusion.
8. use section headings
9. 2 citations per page (I prepared some for you)
10. Make sure to number the pages of your essay.
11. no Wikipedia
Baldwin, “Globalization is Close To Its ‘Holy Cow’ Moment” Chicago Booth Review, 30 April 2018.
Scholte, “Defining Globalisation” The World Economy, Vol. 31, No. 11 (2008).
Hay, “International Relations Theory andGlobalization” in Dunne et al, International Relations Theories: Discipline and Diversity.Martens et al., “New Directions in Globalization Indices” Globalizations, Vol. 12, No. 2, 217-228.
Micklethwait and Woolridge, “The Globalization Backlash,” Foreign Policy, September/October 2001.
Mittelman, “Globalization and its Critics” in “Stubbs and Underhill (eds) Political Economy and the Changing Global Order.
Phillips, “Globalizing the Study of International Political Economy” in Phillips (ed) Globalizing International Political Economy.
Thompson, “The End of Work” The Atlantic, July/August 2015.
