Indian and Pakistan Conflict

October 11, 2022

Indian and Pakistan Conflict

Order Number	636738393092
Type of Project	ESSAY
Writer Level	PHD VERIFIED
Format	APA
Academic Sources	10
Page Count	3-12 PAGES

Instructions/Descriptions

Indian and Pakistan Conflict Research

The research document must be mechanically sound and contain a complete bibliography that lists all the sources utilized for the research including books/monographs, academic papers, journal articles, web sources and statistics databases.

This written project is meant to be double-spaced between 8-10 pages. Your completed paper should contain well-organized paragraphs conveying concepts logically, consistently and must fit the following guidelines:

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Provide an investigative thesis

debate and examine carefully selected features of your selected subject

Examine and criticize conflicting views and interpretations

Draw your own findings and

explain your analysis’ larger importance and relevance.

The paper is due on 27 May 2021 in iLearn. Late documents are not accepted. Papers written for other courses, even if revised, are not acceptable. All research paper subjects will be approved by the teacher. Please remember to submit your research paper at the end of Week 4 for approval.

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To complete this assignment competently, you are responsible for library research on a topic covered by assigned readings, e.g., The Role of International Organisation, Positive Peace and Conflict Resolution, International Terrorism and Conflict Resolution and Third Party Mediation and Conflict Resolution.

Be sure not to plagiarize in your study and writing. Plagiarism is “the act of appropriating and transmitting as product of one’s own mind, the literary, creative or musical production of another or parts thereof;” or ideas, language or symbols of that same. Academic ethics pertain to the University. Cheating and plagiarism are unacceptable in all its forms and lead to zero rating and an overall “F” rating. Plagiarism does not involve

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Free and available to all UCR students enrolled.

The subject is the Indian-Pakistan conflict