11.363 | Spring 2005 | Graduate

Civil Society and the Environment

Assignments

Reaction Papers

Students are required to write brief (no more than one-page) reaction papers on the readings. These papers should include a one or two sentence statement of what you believe are the key arguments of each article followed by a reaction to each of these points. A reaction can be comments that support or critique the main points and / or questions that come to mind as you read. Reaction papers will not be graded, but they count towards the final grade. These are required on a weekly basis, although you may skip one submission on the week of your choosing. All work is courtesy of the students named and used with permission.

WEEK # reaction papers
2

Annemarie H. Herbst (PDF)

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

3

Annemarie H. Herbst (PDF)

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF - 1MB)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

4

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

5

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

6

David Fogelson (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

7

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

8

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

9

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

10

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

Student 1 (PDF)

11

David Fogelson (PDF)

Emily Greenspan (PDF)

Erik Nielsen (PDF)

Lindsay Campbell (PDF)

Nancy Odeh (PDF)

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