What key theories does the article draw upon

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Question - A selection of journal articles will be provided via Moodle. Students are to choose one (1) journal article from the list provided. Students are to write in full prose and answer the following questions for the chosen article, in approximately 500 words per answer (2,500 words in total):

Article - Testing citizen identities: Australian migrants and the Australian values debate by Maria Chisari

1) What is the article about? What does it tell us about the particular issue?

2) What concepts from this unit does the article demonstrate?

3) What key theories does the article draw upon?

4) What are some of the underlying assumptions, values, and ideologies found in the article?

5) What is the article's argument? Is the argument effective?

What is an academic reference? If you are not using journal articles as references, then your work is far below the expected standard. If you are unsure of how to access journal articles, please seek assistance. High quality, academic sources (references) are listed below in order of quality from highest to lowest:

1. Academic journal articles;

2. Academic books, including edited books;

3. Reports from international institutions such as the OECD and World Bank;

4. News media articles;

5. Government websites; and

6. Websites from businesses, industry groups, consumer groups or professional bodies

The journal article analysis is to be 500 words per answer with a tolerance of +/- 10% (so 2,500 words overall +/-10%). The task is not to simply summarise the articles, but to analyse the article using the concepts taught in this unit. The answers to the questions are to contain a clear argument and the analysis is to be supported by evidence. URKUND is enabled for all assessment items for this unit so all submissions will be checked by the University's official text-matching software. The assignment must be submitted via Moodle on time. Late penalties will apply and extensions will only be considered when the extension form is signed and submitted well before the due date and with supporting documentation.

Attachment:- Article.rar

Reference no: EM131684797

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len1684797

10/20/2017 4:53:44 AM

Total 2500 words. YOU HAVE five question on this article that the link i have sent you each qustions need 3 references and question 2 and 3 is so important where we have to put the concepts that tacher have told us in the class i can send u all s to find out the concept and ideology for the question number 2 and 3.

len1684797

10/20/2017 4:53:38 AM

Students are to conduct an analysis of the journal article using their own research and drawing upon the concepts taught in the unit. At least one (2) academic references (so ten [10] in total) are to be used in answering each question. The same reference should not be used for for more than one (1) answer. The short answer questions are to be written in scholarly prose (as taught in class - see also the Anderson & Poole chapter in Week 1) and bullet points are not to be used. In-text referencing and a short reference list is to be included as part of each answer. Note that two (2) references per answer is the bare minimum, but this may not be sufficient to achieve higher than a pass grade for this criterion. Students are to use the Harvard referencing style. Page numbers are required for in-text references. If you cannot find the year of publication, the reference is more than likely not acceptable for your university studies.

len1684797

10/20/2017 4:53:32 AM

Students must submit their answers via Moodle in the space provided. No other submission means will be accepted. It is the student's responsibility to back-up their work. It is strongly recommended that students complete their work in a word processor such as Microsoft Word and then paste the answer into Moodle. This will help in keeping a back-up of your work but also for spell checking and general readability.

len1684797

10/20/2017 4:53:26 AM

Write in the third person: Students must write in the third person for this assignment. For example, rather than writing ‘In this paper, I will discuss…’, write: ‘This paper will discuss…’. Writing in the third person is a formal writing skill which you must practisewhile undertaking this unit. If you do not write in the third person for this assignment your work may be heavily penalised.

len1684797

10/20/2017 4:53:20 AM

Assessment criteria and additional information: This section is to be read in conjunction with section 6h: Additional Information. Assessment criteria includes the information provided in this unit outline, information provided in lectures, tutorials and/or online discussions, and the additional information provided in this section. Failure to read this unit outline or to attend classes (or, where relevant, participate online) does not constitute grounds for special consideration or review of results.

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