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PL SC 412: International Political Economy (World Campus)

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Citations

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Quoting, Paraphrasing and Summarizing

Quoting
- When you use the author's exact words. Use " " to show that this is a quote. Quote only when necessary.
Paraphrasing
- When you write in your own words what you read.
Summarizing
- Like paraphrasing, but the idea you are writing is general and brief.

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Tags: international economy, international politics, London, political economy