Presentations

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Presentations

• Lecture 36
• April 20

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ASSIGNMENTS

• Wednesday, April 22
• Presentations
• For exam make sure you read Climate Change Legal
  Regimes http//unfccc.int/
• http//unfccc.int/resource/convkp.html
• MUST READ not in textbook just note 9 on
  page 654
• 1.- UNFCCC 2.- Kyoto Protocol
• Guide http//unfccc.int/resource/docs/publicatio
  ns/guideprocess-p.pdf
• 2007 - http//unfccc.int/resource/docs/publicati
  ons/unitingonclimate_eng.pdf
• Kyoto http//unfccc.int/kyoto_protocol/items/283
  0.php
• Thomas Friedman The Power of Green
  http//www.iht.com/articles/2007/04/15/opinion/web
  -0415edgreen-full.php
• WHAT ARE THE KYOTO PROTOCOL MECHANISMS?
• FCQ April 20
• Quiz-5 April 22
• Review April 29
• Final exam May 4, 430-7pm, HUMN 1B50

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PresentationsMonday, April 20

• Tim Im Child Soldiers
• Lauren Fish Globalization Sovereignty
• Jordan Steffen Poverty Globalization (Africa)

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PresentationsWednesday, April 22

• Michael Druckman IMF and International
  economics
• Isabelle Brotman-Evans International Law and
  food safety
• Andrew Crown - NAFTA

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PresentationsFriday, April 24

• Margarita Vachevskaia European Convention on
  Human Rights
• Corey Lovato North Korea UN Relations
• Catherine Huston Child labor

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Student Presentations

• Attendance is compulsory
• Attendance sheet will be sent around randomly
• Exam questions are possible from the
  presentations
• Use other sources (internet google.com) to
  read up on areas that are being presented (topics
  will be posted the previous class)
• -HAVE YOUR QUESTIONS READY FOR THE PRESENTERS

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Presentations

• E-mail me your title, your name, and 3 main
  points 2 days before your presentation
• amhalvorss_at_aol.com
• - 5-10 minutes, succinct, write 3 main points on
  blackboard, no reading of papers- only notes
• - If you like, you can e-mail me a power-point
  presentation 2 days before your presentation
  which I can put on my computer