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Peace and Conflict Studies EE exemplar C · May 2013

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this cover and their final version extended essay to is are not is 's two-year adventure with her Extended Essay has been a voyage of discovery both personal and intellectual. She was so taken by the subject of the Rwandan Genocide that she persuaded her family to accompany her to Rwanda to see for herself, where she was astonished to discover how much the country appeared to have recovered from the darkest period of its history. On the intellectual front, 1 discovered the hard way the distinction between narrative and analysis. I awarded her a "0" for her first draft, which forced her to tear apart her whole essay and begin again. She went back to the first principles of Peace and Conflict studies by e_p<aming theories of conflict, genocide, and peacekeeping and seeing how all three played out in the context of the Rwanadan Genocide. I still feel that she has read a richer literature on peacekeeping than she has referenced, but overall, we both feel that her final essay is a much more rounded piece of work. In retrospect, feels she might have narrowed the broad focus of her Essay to conctl~ttrate on one aspect of the Genocide such as the role of the international media. She emerges from the experience, however, convinced that she has learned a lot and that she is well-prepared for university. a
File information
Subject
Peace and Conflict Studies
Document type
Essay / exemplar
Year
2013
Session
May 2013
Level
Not labelled in the archive
Paper
Not labelled
Examination zone
Not labelled in the archive
Language
English
File size
1.4 MB
Pages
23
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