Your final research paper assignment is to write 7-9 pages on any topic in the field of legal analysis or conflict resolution. Your research paper could discuss a topic that we\u2019ve covered this semester that you\u2019d like to delve into more deeply (e.g., the effect of gender on negotiation performance) or a topic that we haven\u2019t discussed this semester (e.g., recent U.S. Supreme Court cases related to arbitration). The purpose of this assignment is for you to find a topic that you\u2019re genuinely interested in learning more about, and then locating source materials \u2013 books, articles, newspaper pieces, etc. \u2013 so that you can truly gain a comprehensive understanding of the topic. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Papers must be Times, size 12, normal (1\u2019\u2019) margins. Absolutely no late papers will be accepted or graded. If you do not submit your final paper by this deadline, you will automatically receive a ZERO for this assignment. Do not submit papers with typos, emoticons, or incorrect grammar. Write a paper that\u2019s interesting and engaging \u2013 that teaches the reader something about dispute resolution. As a reminder, this counts for 30% of your final grade. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
You will be evaluated based on the depth of your research; the quality of your writing and presentation; and your mastery of the topic. Include a bibliography showing what you have read and cited. Quote directly from sources, where appropriate. See if you can identify the most important thinkers\/scholars\/writers in your particular area. Generally speaking, almost any area has four or five academic \u201cleaders\u201d who have written extensively on the subject. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
What is a \u201cgood topic\u201d? You\u2019ll know it when you see it. An interesting research topic might be, for example, \u201cThe Use of Arbitration in Baseball.\u201d A \u201cbad topic\u201d is often a subject that is either too broad (e.g., \u201cNegotiation\u201d) or too narrow (e.g., \u201cThe Negotiation of the Lease Between Party A and Party B in November 1999\u201d). You want to ensure that there will be enough scholarly material to draw upon. Feel free to ask me whether your topic sounds like a \u201cgood\u201d one. \u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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