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Geopolitical Crisis Report

Posted Nov 8, 2016 5:51 PM

INTL 703– 001 - Individual Project- Geopolitical Crisis Report

1-Annotated Bibliography

2-Final Executive Summary pages (approx. 1,000 -1,500 words) +

Bibliography, Citations

Scenario: Identifying, analyzing and predicting crises is one of the major

challenges of the field of geopolitics. For your individual project, you will be

responsible for researching and reporting on a current ongoing geopolitical

crisis. First provide an empirical description of the parameters of the crisis.

Next, identify the major actors and interests that are involved directly in the

crisis. Next, assign blame or responsibility, or general factors that are causing

the crisis. Finally, provide predictions or recommendations for solving the

crisis.

Case Study: Climate Change

Format/Structure: A typical report on your crisis can be structured this way:

 (1) Description of the Crisis (General background and history, statistics,

dimensions of the crisis)

(2) Actors and Interests (Countries, Individuals, Politicians, Corporations)

(3) Responsibility for the Crisis (assign blame for who or what global trends

are at fault)

(4) Predictions/Recommendations (provide a prediction for what will

happen next, or generate ideas on how to provide resolution to the crisis)Geopolitical Crisis Report

Posted Nov 8, 2016 5:51 PM

INTL 703– 001 - Individual Project- Geopolitical Crisis Report

1-Annotated Bibliography

2-Final Executive Summary pages (approx. 1,000 -1,500 words) +

Bibliography, Citations

Scenario: Identifying, analyzing and predicting crises is one of the major

challenges of the field of geopolitics. For your individual project, you will be

responsible for researching and reporting on a current ongoing geopolitical

crisis. First provide an empirical description of the parameters of the crisis.

Next, identify the major actors and interests that are involved directly in the

crisis. Next, assign blame or responsibility, or general factors that are causing

the crisis. Finally, provide predictions or recommendations for solving the

crisis.

Case Study: Climate Change

Format/Structure: A typical report on your crisis can be structured this way:

 (1) Description of the Crisis (General background and history, statistics,

dimensions of the crisis)

(2) Actors and Interests (Countries, Individuals, Politicians, Corporations)

(3) Responsibility for the Crisis (assign blame for who or what global trends

are at fault)

(4) Predictions/Recommendations (provide a prediction for what will

happen next, or generate ideas on how to provide resolution to the crisis)