The political science student writer's manual

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The political science student writer's manual

Gregory M. Scott, Stephen M. Garrison

Longman, c2012

7th ed

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Previous ed.: c2008

Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-180) and index

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Description

The Political Science Student Writer's Manual is a practical guide to research and writing in political science. Designed to improve students' critical thinking and writing skills, this hands-on manual includes effective style and grammar guides alongside clear coverage of argumentation, research, and citation to explain and illustrate the purpose and characteristics of papers across political science subfields.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Welcome to the Study of Politics and Government Part I. Before you Write: Review the Basics Chapter 1. Seize the Day: Write! Chapter 2. Master the Basics of Language Chapter 3. Generate and Effective Style Chapter 4. Format Your Paper Correctly Chapter 5. Cite Sources and Avoid Plagiarism Part II. Warm-Up: Critical Thinking about Politics and Government Chapter 6. Write to Take Action and Communicate Chapter 7. Write to Analyze Politics or Government Policy Chapter 8. Write to Explain or Evaluate Others' Works Part III. Move Forward: Conduct Research in Political Science Chapter 9. Organize the Research Process Part IV. Write for Your Political Science Course Chapter 10. Analyze Public Opinion Chapter 11. Analyze a Domestic or International Government Policy Chapter 12. Analyze a Bill Before Congress Chapter 13. Compare Political Systems Chapter 14. Author an Amicus Curiae Brief

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