The paper is expected to add your own insights to the analyses of other writers. Independent thinking is encouraged as long as clear links are shown to prior work – i.e. how the idea came about from your other readings and/or experience.
The paper must be well organized. Ideally, it would have an introduction with a thesis (argument), a framework supporting this thesis, and your findings and general conclusions. You might also include fruitful avenues for future research.
Spelling and grammatical errors are to be corrected prior to submission.
• The paper is directly relevant to the themes of discussion in this course and is written in your own words.
• The paper draws upon relevant readings from reputable sources.
• The paper is thoroughly and properly documented, in terms of fact checking and citations.
• Your main ideas are supported with citations from your bibliographical research.
Rubric:
• Contains appropriate peer-reviewed sources and citations of those sources.
• Includes a strong introduction clearly stating the purpose of the research paper
• Well-written; no typos; grammar is correct; clarity of points made
• Structure of the paper is clear – intro, thesis, supporting/dissenting research, analysis of the research and opinion as to what the data is suggesting and why, conclusion, bibliography
• Conclusion effectively summarizes the paper, its findings and supports the original thesis or premise
• The paper must include elements of the concepts gleaned from class and the readings in its content
• How innovation is conducted in the framework of the global corporation should be woven into the topic
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