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Co-Authored Introduction Goes Here.

Individual Section

Example of a map

Each student’s section should:

  • Be approximately 1000 words[1]
  • Focus on the assigned region of South Asia
  • Include a section heading that clearly indicates their theme: for example: ‘Environmental Effects of Lockdown’; ‘Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation’ ‘Gendered Dimensions’; ‘Borderland Concerns’, ‘Privatization of Healthcare’ etc
  • Contain at least 6 linked citations, including 3 readings from any part of the course syllabus and 3 sources of data in the public domain. More citations are fine, as long as they are relevant to the theme under discussion
  • Contain one relevant and appropriately cited photo, map, or other form of visualization to illustrate the thematic section (more visual materials cannot be accommodated due to space limitations)
  • Connect to the group’s overall approach as articulated in the co-authored Introduction

Environmental Effects of Lockdown

Example of a map

Each student’s section should:

  • Be approximately 1000 words[2]
  • Focus on the assigned region of South Asia
  • Include a section heading that clearly indicates their theme: for example: ‘Environmental Effects of Lockdown’; ‘Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation’ ‘Gendered Dimensions’; ‘Borderland Concerns’, ‘Privatization of Healthcare’ etc
  • Contain at least 6 linked citations, including 3 readings from any part of the course syllabus and 3 sources of data in the public domain. More citations are fine, as long as they are relevant to the theme under discussion
  • Contain one relevant and appropriately cited photo, map, or other form of visualization to illustrate the thematic section (more visual materials cannot be accommodated due to space limitations)
  • Connect to the group’s overall approach as articulated in the co-authored Introduction

Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation

Example of a map

Each student’s section should:

  • Be approximately 1000 words[3]
  • Focus on the assigned region of South Asia
  • Include a section heading that clearly indicates their theme: for example: ‘Environmental Effects of Lockdown’; ‘Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation’ ‘Gendered Dimensions’; ‘Borderland Concerns’, ‘Privatization of Healthcare’ etc
  • Contain at least 6 linked citations, including 3 readings from any part of the course syllabus and 3 sources of data in the public domain. More citations are fine, as long as they are relevant to the theme under discussion
  • Contain one relevant and appropriately cited photo, map, or other form of visualization to illustrate the thematic section (more visual materials cannot be accommodated due to space limitations)
  • Connect to the group’s overall approach as articulated in the co-authored Introduction

Gendered Dimension

Example of a map

Each student’s section should:

  • Be approximately 1000 words[4]
  • Focus on the assigned region of South Asia
  • Include a section heading that clearly indicates their theme: for example: ‘Environmental Effects of Lockdown’; ‘Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation’ ‘Gendered Dimensions’; ‘Borderland Concerns’, ‘Privatization of Healthcare’ etc
  • Contain at least 6 linked citations, including 3 readings from any part of the course syllabus and 3 sources of data in the public domain. More citations are fine, as long as they are relevant to the theme under discussion
  • Contain one relevant and appropriately cited photo, map, or other form of visualization to illustrate the thematic section (more visual materials cannot be accommodated due to space limitations)
  • Connect to the group’s overall approach as articulated in the co-authored Introduction

Borderland Concerns

Example of a map

Each student’s section should:

  • Be approximately 1000 words[5]
  • Focus on the assigned region of South Asia
  • Include a section heading that clearly indicates their theme: for example: ‘Environmental Effects of Lockdown’; ‘Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation’ ‘Gendered Dimensions’; ‘Borderland Concerns’, ‘Privatization of Healthcare’ etc
  • Contain at least 6 linked citations, including 3 readings from any part of the course syllabus and 3 sources of data in the public domain. More citations are fine, as long as they are relevant to the theme under discussion
  • Contain one relevant and appropriately cited photo, map, or other form of visualization to illustrate the thematic section (more visual materials cannot be accommodated due to space limitations)
  • Connect to the group’s overall approach as articulated in the co-authored Introduction

Privatization of Healthcare

Example of a map

Each student’s section should:

  • Be approximately 1000 words[6]
  • Focus on the assigned region of South Asia
  • Include a section heading that clearly indicates their theme: for example: ‘Environmental Effects of Lockdown’; ‘Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation’ ‘Gendered Dimensions’; ‘Borderland Concerns’, ‘Privatization of Healthcare’ etc
  • Contain at least 6 linked citations, including 3 readings from any part of the course syllabus and 3 sources of data in the public domain. More citations are fine, as long as they are relevant to the theme under discussion
  • Contain one relevant and appropriately cited photo, map, or other form of visualization to illustrate the thematic section (more visual materials cannot be accommodated due to space limitations)
  • Connect to the group’s overall approach as articulated in the co-authored Introduction

etc

Example of a map

Each student’s section should:

  • Be approximately 1000 words[7]
  • Focus on the assigned region of South Asia
  • Include a section heading that clearly indicates their theme: for example: ‘Environmental Effects of Lockdown’; ‘Migrant Workers’ Challenges of Repatriation’ ‘Gendered Dimensions’; ‘Borderland Concerns’, ‘Privatization of Healthcare’ etc
  • Contain at least 6 linked citations, including 3 readings from any part of the course syllabus and 3 sources of data in the public domain. More citations are fine, as long as they are relevant to the theme under discussion
  • Contain one relevant and appropriately cited photo, map, or other form of visualization to illustrate the thematic section (more visual materials cannot be accommodated due to space limitations)
  • Connect to the group’s overall approach as articulated in the co-authored Introduction

References

  1. ↑ Author Name, First Name (2020). Example Book. UBC Books.
  2. ↑ Author Name, First Name (2020). Example Book. UBC Books.
  3. ↑ Author Name, First Name (2020). Example Book. UBC Books.
  4. ↑ Author Name, First Name (2020). Example Book. UBC Books.
  5. ↑ Author Name, First Name (2020). Example Book. UBC Books.
  6. ↑ Author Name, First Name (2020). Example Book. UBC Books.
  7. ↑ Author Name, First Name (2020). Example Book. UBC Books.


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