Develop an eight to ten page research paper that addresses one economic historical issue, not centered on the United States or Europe (except Ottoman Empire), covered in this class. What is the issue? What are the ethical or moral issues associated with it? How does your study of the issue allow you to make connections with other global economic and/or historical issues? Lastly, what is the legacy of the issue you are writing about? Your term paper should cite the course text, one peer-reviewed article from a historical journal, one peer-reviewed article from an economic journal, and one peer-reviewed article from a philosophical journal. If applicable, one news article from a non-U.S. newspaper must also be cited in the paper. Your paper should be double spaced with one inch margins, have at least eight pages of text and include an additional cover page and a References page. Submissions not reaching eight pages of text will receive a 50% point reduction.
In addition to answer the questions above, students are required to self-reflect about the findings of their study. In one to two pages, and citing the course text or other research material, students should discuss how the research and the findings impacted their views about History and Economics.
Students must follow the outline below in constructing their paper:
Introduction
What is the Issue?
Ethical Moral Concerns about the Issue
Connections to Global and Historical Issues
The Legacy of the Issue
Self-Reflection
Conclusion