Political Science 2211E Lecture Notes - Paywall, Fraser Institute, Jstor

• School: Western University
• Department: Political Science
• Course: Political Science 2211E
• Professor: Adam Harmes

Document Summary

To dos: sign up for debates (research debates) Questions: away first week of october, miss debates/tutorial, getting lecture notes. Must have some academic sources: purpose, identify ideas and interests involved in debate over a specific public policy issue and argue in favour of one side, must outline both sides, format. 1: background basic information on issue and why issue is relevant now 2 pages, first side/sides of debate. Generally views you disagree with: key ideas and arguments, which theoretical approach and why, which interest groups support it and why, other side/sides of debate. View you support: key ideas and arguments, which theoretical approach and why, which interest groups support it and why, why you think it is correct and other view is no, conclusion 0. 5 pages. 2-3 sentences to introduce the issue and why it"s important: one side of the debate. 1 sentence on what this side argues: other side of the debate.