Do not use title page ( you lose points) use Republic of Korea not South Korea
clarify consultant 1 global problem good 2 interdisciplinary good literature review what disciplines are you using in literature review, econ, geo? need to review several articles 3 positions good different actors, past solutions 4 solutions good develop sections options , a ,b, c then choose a or b or c for recommendation solutions for client 5 Organization good should be intro, issue, perspective/literature review, background on country ( data, actors). options, recommendation add map, table, chart See attached files. |
International Studies 302 Policy Analysis Professional/Specialist for Client Government/ Non-Government Organization
Very good | Good | Poor | |
Criterion 1
Identify and summarize global problems |
Provides a factually accurate description of the problem, its scope and historical background, and its relevance to contemporary international or global affairs. | Description of the problem has some inaccurate or missing details. Scope, background, or relevance of issue is incomplete explained. | Description of the problem is often inaccurate with many missing details. Scope, background, or relevance of issue is missing. |
Criterion 2
Integrate interdisciplinary perspectives on global problems |
Analytical framework effectively integrates appropriate concepts from two or more of the disciplines in ITS. | Analytical framework uses appropriate concepts from two of the disciplines in ITS. | Analytical framework is unclear, applies concepts inappropriately, or fails to use concepts from at least two disciplines in ITS. |
Criterion 3
Evaluate contending positions and identify openings for effective policy |
Evaluation correctly identifies relevant actors, felicitously presents their perspectives, summarizes prior attempts at resolution, and locates appropriate issues to address with new policies. | Evaluation identifies only major actors, or inaccurately presents their perspectives, or excludes some resolution efforts, or locates inappropriate issues to address with policy. | Evaluation excludes some major actors, mischaracterizes their perspectives, ignores prior resolutionefforts, fails to identify target issues. |
Criterion 4
Propose workable solutions to achieve desired outcomes |
Presents innovative and feasible solutions that are likely to resolve the problem as defined for the client. | Presents feasible solutions but efficacy is uncertain or outcomes do not align with the problem as defined for the client. | Proposed solutions are not feasible or do not sufficiently addressthe problem. |
Criterion 5
Organization, syntax and mechanics |
Writing skillfully communicates to readers in a detached, professional tone; writing is virtually error free with regard to mechanics, citation, and conventional formatting of policy documents; organization is sound and transitions within and across sections are fluid. | Writing conveys meaning to the readers but noticeable mechanical errors; organization within and/or across sections may be awkward, incoherent, or lack fluidity. | Writing is difficult to understand and has multiple errors with regard to mechanics and conventional formatting; organization is limited to sectional divisions |