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Definition of international terrorism
Definition of international terrorism
Write a college-level research paper that fully addresses both of the following topics:
Describe your own definition for international terrorism (from the week 2 discussion post) making any modifications based on those discussions, and then summarize the four waves of modern terrorism and defend your position if you think we are experiencing a fifth wave.
Propose a plan to build and sustain international cooperation on counter-terrorism. You can consider doing this from the perspective of the United States (a lead nation), or use an intergovernmental alliance approach like using the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (see NATO Working with partners to counter-terrorism), or propose a global international method. Make sure to address the full spectrum of counter-terrorism tools such as diplomatic, military, intelligence, economic, informational, financial and law enforcement. Describe how you will create and build the cooperation as well as the pros and cons of your chosen approach.
Technical Requirements
Your paper must be at a minimum of 5-6 pages (the Title and Reference pages do not count towards the minimum limit).
Scholarly and credible references should be used. A good rule of thumb is at least 2 scholarly sources per page of content; however, a minimum of eight (8) scholarly sources are required to support your paper.
Type in Times New Roman, 12 point and double space.
Students will follow the current APA Style as the sole citation and reference style used in written work submitted as part of coursework.
Points will be deducted for the use of Wikipedia or encyclopedic type sources. It is highly advised to utilize books, peer-reviewed journals, articles, archive documents, etc.
All submissions will be graded using the assignment rubric.
My Role as a Citizen in a Civic Society
My Role as a Citizen in a Civic Society
MLA citation style is mandatory for all outside sources in all written
work.
o Proper formatting is required. Points are deducted from assignments if incorrect formatting is used in
either the in-text citations or references.
o All references must also be cited using parenthetical in-text citations.
o All in-text citations must have a corresponding reference in the Works Cited page.
• The course textbook, Wikipedia, internet search engines, blogs and similar items are examples of unacceptable research sources at the collegiate level.
o High quality sources (academic journals, scholarly articles, current laws/policy, court cases, etc.) must be used for writing assignments.
o There is a tool built into the course to help you obtain quality sources for your writing assignments. It is labeled “research center” on the main menu of the course. For current events related information, use a newspaper, news magazine or news website.
• Use parenthetical, in-text citations. Do not use footnotes or endnotes.
Writing requirements
• There is no credit for partial work. The minimum writing and minimum research expectation for each assignment must be satisfied to earn a grade.
Incomplete assignments will receive a zero.
• Take the time to fully explain your ideas and demonstrate the depth of your understanding to earn the grade you want. All answers are to be in essay format and the expectation is for each student to engage the topics using critical analysis. Please do not attempt to provide simplified or elementary answers if you wish to earn credit for your work.
• All assignments are expected to meet basic college level writing expectations. Grammar, punctuation, spelling, and sentence construction are important.
Writing that is filled with incorrect spelling and grammar will not be accepted.
• Only your own words will count toward the writing requirements. The writing assignments are intended to assess your comprehension of the material.
Meaning, cited and paraphrased information should not be in your word counts.
• Do not use first person tones in the formal papers/essays. The prompts are designed to help you think about the topic, not to generate a direct response.
First person tone is inappropriate in a collegiate research-based essay.
• Work submitted in other courses (recycled papers or portions of a past paper) cannot be submitted in this course without prior consent. Submitting an assignment that has been used in another course, without prior approval, will result in a zero for that activity
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MLA citation style is mandatory for all outside sources in all written
work.
o Proper formatting is required. Points are deducted from assignments if incorrect formatting is used in
either the in-text citations or references.
o All references must also be cited using parenthetical in-text citations.
o All in-text citations must have a corresponding reference in the Works Cited page.
• The course textbook, Wikipedia, internet search engines, blogs and similar items are examples of unacceptable research sources at the collegiate level.
o High quality sources (academic journals, scholarly articles, current laws/policy, court cases, etc.) must be used for writing assignments.
o There is a tool built into the course to help you obtain quality sources for your writing assignments. It is labeled “research center” on the main menu of the course. For current events related information, use a newspaper, news magazine or news website.
• Use parenthetical, in-text citations. Do not use footnotes or endnotes.
Writing requirements
• There is no credit for partial work. The minimum writing and minimum research expectation for each assignment must be satisfied to earn a grade.
Incomplete assignments will receive a zero.
• Take the time to fully explain your ideas and demonstrate the depth of your understanding to earn the grade you want. All answers are to be in essay format and the expectation is for each student to engage the topics using critical analysis. Please do not attempt to provide simplified or elementary answers if you
wish to earn credit for your work.
• All assignments are expected to meet basic college level writing expectations. Grammar, punctuation, spelling, and sentence construction are important.
Writing that is filled with incorrect spelling and grammar will not be accepted.
• Only your own words will count toward the writing requirements. The writing assignments are intended to assess your comprehension of the material.
Meaning, cited and paraphrased information should not be in your word counts.
• Do not use first-person tones in the formal papers/essays. The prompts are designed to help you think about the topic, not to generate a direct response.
First person tone is inappropriate in a collegiate research-based essay.
• Work submitted in other courses (recycled papers or portions of a past paper) cannot be submitted in this course without prior consent. Submitting an assignment that has been used in another course, without prior approval will result in a zero for that activity
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