On the introduction:
How much further do you expect us to conceptualise the question? Provide two or three very short sentences of how you conceptualise key terms. Clarifying the main concepts from the beginning onwards will help to structure your analysis.
On the theory:
Should we mention the existing theories overall before we dive into specific theories that we look at? Or do you have any
recommendations in general for discussing theories?
Try to place the theories you focus on in the overall theoretical debate. You should not go into too much detail, but demonstrating that you have thought of alternative explanations always helps.
On the empirics I:
What would be a good justification of your research design? How
long should it be?
There is no ideal amount of words – and a good justification also depends on the method. In general, one paragraph should give you enough space for it. Also check the example essays for good practice.
On the empirics II:
Would you consider a case study too ’zoomed in’ for the broader
questions?
No, case studies would be fine. Here it is crucial to provide a goodjustification for your case selection.
here are some key questions to consider:
– What are obstacles to an expansion of environmental protection?
– How do redistributive policies and environmental policies relate to one another?
– How does international economic integration affect environmental policy-making and climate
cooperation?
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