The paper should :
1. based on library research of scholarly materials.
2. relate to some specific issues and problems discussed and debated in books, journal articles, book chapters, periodicals and government reports.
3. The use of web-based information, except for official reports and reputable newspapers, should be kept to a minimum. Grey literature (such as magazines published by environmental groups) could be used, but with great care, because they may not always contain factually correct information.
4. be about 2,000 – 2,500 words in length. It should include a list of references, as well as tables and figures (if applicable). The list of references is excluded from the word count.
Things to be included:
1. Title – What is your report about?
2. Introduction – What do you examine? Why do you examine it? What is the importance of examining it?
3. Data & Methods – Which period and which place do you examine? What data are used? How do you examine?
4. Results – What do you find?
5. Discussion – What do you want to argue/imply?
6. Conclusion – What can be summarized?
7. References – List references that have been cited.
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