In terms of formatting I would perhaps start with a catalogue of what the technology is, how it works, the impacts it generates, and then go over how it is currently regulated, and then make your own recommendations of what needs to happen further to improve protections.
This means your body paragraph 3 would maybe come first, then 2, then 1? Then your recs.
Also the volume and issue number in the journal citations are missing.
This assingment is heavily based by the annotated bibliography in which is attached at the bottom.
Members are required to write an essay on a thematic area covered in the course. It is important to utilize
ideas, arguments, and concepts from class and course readings to discuss and critically evaluate the materials
you use in your paper. The aim of the research paper is to synthesize, discuss, and assess (not simply describe
or summarize) the specific literature and to develop a thesis and conceptual analysis of the theme.
Papers should must be a minimum of 6 pages and not exceed 8 pages (exclusive of notes and bibliography,
double-spaced, typed, paragraph format). Each research paper must make direct reference to appropriate
course readings on your specific topic.
A minimum of eight (8) cited scholarly references is required including at least five (5) references from
assigned course materials from October 26 onward (ie, after the mid-term) and at least three (3) separate
academic journal articles or academic quality book chapters on your selected topic by different and reputable
sources. The paper should reflect and communicate specific information from the writer to the reader. It
should start with a statement of intentions and objectives that summarizes the central thesis (major claim) in a
brief statement or short paragraph, followed by a discussion and analysis of materials that support and
illustrate the central thesis. Do not limit yourself to descriptive analyses only; employ relevant concepts and
incorporate theoretical (explanatory) arguments in your study.
Citation of sources must always be given for all direct quotations, paraphrases of the statements of others,
opinions, ideas, theories not your own, and information which is not a matter of general knowledge. The work
of others must be acknowledged by referencing both the source and page number(s). Even when using proper
citation, it is a mistake to place too much reliance on one source. Furthermore, direct quotations from one or
more authors should seldom occur in an essay and should not be longer than two or three sentences in length.
All quotations of over four text lines should be indented and single spaced with quotation marks omitted.
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