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Political science – Problem based learning (PBL)

Political science – Problem based learning (PBL).

 The project work has the form of a case study. This means that you will choose a particular international organization of the contemporary world, and use this to illustrate and illuminate problems of international organization. You may not choose any of the organizations which are covered by case studies in Barnett & Finnemore. The aim of the project work is to develop your understanding of the role and significance of international organizations and international institutions, as well as your independent analytical skills, by connecting relevant theories and concepts to an empirical case of international organization. Write a report by following these steps 1. Clarifying uncertain terms and concepts What are the terms and concepts? Make use of acquired knowledge! 2. Defining the problem What problem is indicated by the assignment? 3. Brainstorm Analyze the problem – generate ideas and hypotheses! 4. Summarizing and ordering 5. Formulating learning objectives Questions to be answered (what do we need to learn in order to address the problem?)

Political science – Problem based learning (PBL)