This question about terrorism. Begin with a title page that clearly states your student number, the title of the unit, due date of the essay, the topic you’re addressing in full and an accurate word count. Also note any extension you may have been given. ? Ensure that you adhere to a word-count of 2500 words not including references or the reference list (see below) ? Ensure your paper includes page numbers and that you justify the text in each paragraph. ? Reference all sources of information through in-text references and a reference list (Harvard Style of referencing). Include page numbers where you are referring to or applying a specific thought – whether as a direct quote or a paraphrase. ? In general, try not to paraphrase closely or to use more than a minimal number of quotes. Explain ideas and make arguments in your own words. ? Provide a properly structured introduction and conclusion. ? Avoid providing a mere summary or synopsis of developments, the paper must reflect on IR and security theory as well as on current events and contain a critical analysis of the material relevant to the topic, leading to a final synthesis. ? Avoid including references in the introduction or the conclusion. ? Any essay that does not include significant reference to scholarly books, book chapters and/or journal articles will be unlikely to receive a high grade. ? Primary sources (such as newspaper and magazine articles) can be used but they should be supplementary to the utilisation of scholarly (secondary) mater The following criteria will be used for assessment: 1. Evidence of reading relevant material, including different points of view. This need not be restricted to the provided materials, indeed, you are encouraged to read as widely as possible. 2. Evidence of understanding of the question asked. Remember that you need not accept the premises of the question, but may challenge the validity of the question itself. 3. Discussion and critical analysis of relevant concepts, theories and issues. 4. Logical arrangement of material relevant to question asked, reflecting an understanding of the issues and the relationships between elements of the subject. 5. Use of relevant facts or empirical information to develop and substantiate critical analysis and argument. 6. Clarity and correctness of writing, (e.g. grammar, punctuation and spelling). 7. Proper referencing, acknowledgement and citation of sources. You must use the Harvard style referencing system. 8. Correct reference list provided at the end of the paper in alphabetical order by each author’s surname, with no numbers, bullets or dot-points. 9. Adherence to the prescribed word count. Students may utilise the 10% rule, whereby the final word count can be 10% under or over the prescribed word count. Essays that provide a word count that is under or over the prescribed word count once the 10% rule has been applied will be subject to a reduction in marks. One (1) mark will be deducted for every 100 words that fall outside the acceptable minimum or maximum final word count.
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