Book Proposal Review: Topic Proposal NOT Approved.

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Political Science: PSC – 4400 International Organizations (Due: February 15, 2020)

Book Proposal Review: Topic Proposal NOT Approved.

Please read instructions down below. Had this done back in January, just got response from Professor that the book review NOT APPROVED.

Professor States: Give me an alternate proposal.

I am a Business Major/Human Resources:

Topic Proposal

NOT Approved.

I am Not comfortable with you selecting a BOOKLET of lectures of 48 pages in length. I do NOT think it will be of sufficient depth of analysis to meet the requirement.

Give me an alternate proposal. I am a Business Major/Human Resourses

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Course	International Organizations (Spring 2020 Online)
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Comments	NOT Approved. I am Not comfortable with you selecting a BOOKLET of lectures of 48 pages in length. I do NOT think it will be of sufficient depth of analysis to meet the requirement. Give me an alternate proposal.


Instructions	Write a brief description of the author and book.

Question 1
- Proposed Author and Title
- One paragraph statement that describes the author, the book and its significance to understanding international organizations in general
- Include a brief description of how the book will contribute to your understanding and perspective of some of the broader, global aspects of your academic major and field of study

Write a brief paragraph that describes the proposed Author and book for your Book Review. It should include the following:

It is recommended that students select a book of interest and one that is related to your academic major (e.g. a book related to the IMF or World Bank for a business major, a book related to the World Health Organization for a healthcare major, and so on). This is your opportunity to gain a broader perspective about some of the international aspects in your field of study.

Students can find suitable biographies and autobiographies listed in the bibliography provided at the end of the course syllabus. Students may also submit other biographies for approval as well.

Selected Answer:

Book Review Proposal

Book Title: European Integration and the Taming of Nationalism by Peter Sutherland

Description: Peter Sutherland is the former director-general of the World Trade Organization (WTO) serving between its inception in 1993 and 1995. He was also the last director-general of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the predecessor of WTO. This book is based on his landmark lecture at Dr. Garret Fitzgerald’s memorial at the National University of Ireland. The book highlights the adverse effects of extreme nationalism which prevents the growth of trade across borders and international collaborations in trade. The book is crucial in highlighting how organizations function across borders and the benefits of the same. This book will be useful in my major of business administration since it discusses the dynamics of international trade and the perceived benefits of the same. I will use the book to understand how European integration can help the growth of business in the continent and understand Sutherland’s proposition on how to integrate across national boundaries. As an experienced businessman and a former director general of the WTO, Sutherland is in a position to provide credible information on cross-birder trade.

Reference

European integration and the taming of nationalism. (2018, November 8). Retrieved from https://www.worldcat.org/title/european-integration-and-the-taming-of-nationalism/oclc/892707078.

Response Feedback:

NOT Approved.

I am Not comfortable with you selecting a BOOKLET of lectures of 48 pages in length. I do NOT think it will be of sufficient depth of analysis to meet the requirement.

Give me an alternate proposal.

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