S122 IAS133 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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S122 IAS133 INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Major research essay questions (description ONLY)
Description/Focus: Research essay
Value: 50%
Due date: Thursday 8 June 2022
Length: 2,500 words
Task: Pick ONE essay question and undertake scholarly research in order to prepare a written response to a set essay topic. Your essay must include at least ten references from academically credible sources. Only include references that you have cited in the essay. Use APA style referencing or Harvard, see the CDU library website for details http://libguides.cdu.edu.au/cdureferencing/apaPreparation: Identify appropriate scholarly materials, conduct note-taking of relevant material and drafting a response in essay form, based on the available evidence drawn from the research undertaken.
Presentation: At least 1.5 line spacing and 2.5 cm margins all round. Student name and number and the essay topic must be included at the top of page 1 of the essay. The essay must have page numbering.
Marking rubric:
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Major research essay questions (pick ONE essay question and respond)
What were the key outcomes of WWII, and how did they impact the new international political order?
What were the key factors that drove Adolf Hitler's rise to power?
Some analysts and researchers express more concern about nuclear weapons in the post cold war era. Do you agree or disagree?
To what extent can the United States of America be considered a global hegemon?
The USA led Iraq and Afghanistan invasions are considered by many as a failing of American foreign policy. Do you agree or disagree?
How effective is the international community in protecting civilians in conflict settings? Use an example/case study to support your argument.
Why is the international rise of China considered a threat by western countries, namely USA and Australia?
Readings :ARTICLEAgainst a 'world of enemies': the impact of the First World War on the development of Hitler's ideology
SIMMS, BRENDANInternational affairs (London)90(2)2014-03317 - 336
WEBSITEWorld Politics Explainer: The Holocaust
Daniella DoronThe Conversation2018
