The paper should contain an introduction with a clear thesis statement, a body of the paper that supports the thesis, a page or two that presents and critiques a counterargument, and a short conclusion that addresses the broader implications of the argument. Students are free to make any thesis they like; the main condition is that the assigned readings for each case study are incorporated into the paperThe Format of the paper should follow this outline:

1. Around 1 page with a brief introduction that contains a clear thesis statement around which the entire paper will be organized.

2. Around 5 pages that contain evidence in support of the thesis statement.

3. Around 1 page that presents and critiques a counterargument.

4. Around 1 page with that reflects on some of the broader implications.

These readings should be incorporated in the paper PLUS the 6 scholarly sources: (THOSE TWO READINGS WILL BE UPLOADED)