Research Guides
JSIS 495: Task Force - Winter 2014: Home
This guide is for the students in JSIS 495 to help guide them in their research for their capstone projects.
What's in the Guide
Welcome to the Research & Writing Guide for JSIS Task Force!
These pages provide access to resources - article databases, catalogs, reference books, web sites - to help you prepare for Task Force success. Choose a tab above for research sources for each Task Force topic.
A: Managing Decline in a Turbulent World: Designing a New Security Strategy for the European Union
B: Negotiating the US-EU Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
D: Ending Absolute Poverty by 2030: The Role of State and Nonstate Actors
E: Changing the Game for Global Energy? Shale Oil, Fracking, and US Policy
F: International Forced Migrations: Problems of Protection
H: Drone Wars: Updating the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force
I: Avian Influenza in Southeast Asia: Creating a Regionally Sensitive OneHealth Approach
Task Force Editor & Coordinator Workshop materials
- Student copyright permission form (for Task Force publication)Permission form for inclusion of student work in Research Work as part of Task Force projects
- Copyright Information for TF Projectscopyright basics and copyright permissions letter
- Zotero & Citation Toolshelp using Zotero and other citation tools
- Peer Review Questionsquestions to ask of Task Force writers
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Departmental Resources
- Political Science/Jackson School/Law, Societies, & Justice Writing Centerassists undergraduates with their Political Science, Jackson School, and/or LSJ writing assignments at any point during the writing process, from brainstorming to the final draft.
- Odegaard Writing & Research Centera space for writers of all experience levels, working on any sort of text, at any stage of the writing process to come and chat with peer tutors and librarians.