It must be handed in no later than April 17. Late papers will be penalized. All papers should be typewritten. Your term paper should be an original, critical, objective work of analysis, not a debating topic nor an historical-descriptive essay. It should be a research paper, not a paste and paper job.
Current issues are strongly preferred, with an emphasis on interviewing regulatory policy makers.
Plunge into your subject without fancy prefaces or long introductions. Research data should then be described, followed by an analysis of your findings which relates your conclusions to the general political or legislative process. Proofread before handing in the paper, as well as using Spellcheck. Follow the standard A.U. style manuals. Sample Topics Consult with me first before choosing any topic.