1)
There
should be a clear content that demonstrates you knowledge of current
affairs (and where possible the position of Italy and the EU and the
diplomatic corps and its work)
2)
The
content should not be purely
theoretical
3)
The
content should not be purely
historical
4)
The
content should not be one point repeated again and again but a series
of points in an argument
5)
The
essay should answer the question posed in the title and interpret it
where necessary
6)
The
content of the essay should be organized in a step by step structure
the carries the reader from an initial response to, and
interpretation of, the question to a logical and balanced conclusion.
Your paragraphing should respect the structure you choose, e.g. for
and against / cause and consequence / hypothesis, application,
objections / contrasting definitions /fact, interpretation /
evidence-based
logical steps / an extended analogy narrative and comment
7)
Argue
a position. Your line of argument should flow from your introduction
and should be easy to follow. Your essay should not be a series of
disconnected points.
8)
Wherever
it is possible give practical examples drawn from current
international relations
9)
Your
essay should be informed, up to date and balanced (diplomatic).
10)
Your
handwriting should be good enough to be fully legible
11)
Language
– the formal, standard English for international relations found on
the EU site, the UN site the Italian Foreign Ministry site and the
site of Italy’s Permanent Mission to the UN, plus any high-
frequency expression that you have found in a reputable sources.
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