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  1. The topic must be related to globalization.
  2. The topic must be approved by me.
  3. Are there enough sources available to research your topic? You must be sure.
  4. Start with a general topic, but for the research paper, you must develop a fairly specific topic. The more detailed your research project is, the better.
  5. Research topics should focus on debatable issues. Describe the debate and take a stand.
  6. After you have read into your topic, and developed a familiarity with the topic, then you will formulate a research question.
  7. If you wish to write about a medical topic, remember that we are not concerned with the symptoms and treatment of specific diseases, but with the policies of countries, international agencies and pharmaceutical companies.
  8. Begin with thethe following exercises:
    1. "Attack of the Worms"
    2. "Why Pakistani Medical Graduates Must Remain Free to Emigrate"
    3. "News blackout on Nigeria oil rebel raises tensions."
    4. "The assault on Rio’s favelas and the growth of state repression in Brazil"

To find a research topic:


You may choose to research a specific country or a specific conflict.

Nigeria
Congo
Sudan
Somalia
Iraq
Iran
Venezuela
Cuba
China
Russia
Any other country or conflict that interests you

Click here when you think you have your topic.

In the computer lab, stop by to chat with the teacher about your topic. Remember, the topic must be approved by me.

Next, prepare a preliminary List of Sources.