Plan de cours - Sciences Po

You can also submit an electronic copy. It must be in Microsoft Word and a SINGLE
document– the bibliography MUST be included in the document. No separate file for the
bibliography. The title of the file must be your name and title of course.
Bibliography/references:
A minimum of 5 academic sources not included in the course syllabus is required (peerreviewed
journals, academic publishers). There is no limit on the number of non academic
references (press, think tanks, specialist websites such as European Union policy briefings,
governmental whitepapers, etc.) you can use.
You are encouraged to conduct a bibliographic search. A good place to start is the Sciences Po
Library catalogue. A session with a librarian at the beginning of the semester can be organised
upon request.
You are invited to use the Harvard style for quoting sources. Check online for
innumerable explanations of how to use it if in doubt.
Note that plagiarism is not acceptable and that Sciences Po uses URKUND to check for
such occurrences.
3. Class test
There will be a 2 hour test, in class on 28 November.
4. Class contributions.
All classes are compulsory in Sciences Po and there is a roll call every time. You are responsible for
making sure that you have been noted present.
You are expected not only to be physically present but also to take an active role in discussions and
assignments. Computers and other electronic devices are not allowed in the seminar. I am tired of
students being physically present but very visibly absorbed in the virtual world.
Come prepared for each session, having read the required material. There will be short
unannounced quizzes during the semester.
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