Writing a research paper in political science : a practical guide to inquiry, structure, and methods
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Writing a research paper in political science : a practical guide to inquiry, structure, and methods
Wadsworth Cengage Learning, c2007
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Note
Bibliography: p. 177-180
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Learn to write a great research paper with WRITING A RESEARCH PAPER IN POLITICAL SCIENCE! This concise political science text is more than just a typical research methods text it helps you master writing, methodological, and research skills with ease. Topics covered include how to develop a research question, write a literature review, design a study, analyze information, write introductory and concluding sections, and edit and revise a paper. With a glossary, writing checklists, and examples of different parts of papers written by actual undergraduates, this political science text provides you with the tools you need to write a good research paper.
Table of Contents
1. So, You Have to Write a Research Paper. 2. Getting Started: Finding a Research Question. 3. Addressing the Scholarly Debate: The Literature Review. 4. Effectively Distilling the Argument: The Thesis or the Model and Hypothesis. 5. Enticing the Reader and Developing a Road Map: Writing an Introduction and Developing a Title. 6. Making Your Plan and Protecting Yourself from Criticism: The Research Design. 7. Evaluating the Argument: The Analysis and Assessment Section. 8. Considering the Significance and Limitations of Your Findings: The Conclusion. 9. Revising and Editing Your Work: Submitting with Pride a Polished Paper. Glossary. Bibliography. Index.
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