The role and importance of intelligence services in national security – Critically analyze and explain through the Case study of NSA

THE NUMBER OF REFERENCES IS 8 General Instructions Work process: Define one or more research questions Do research: visit the library, access the e-library, browse the internet for scientific papers on the subject. If needed: change or re-define your research question(s). Prepare an outline for the paper Do more research and write a critical, analytical and argumentative paper answering your research question(s). Throughout the paper, always quote your sources. CASE STUDY GUIDELINES Case Study set-up: Title Page. Table of Contents: here you sum up your chapters and sub-chapters, including page numbers. Introduction: here you mention your topic/central idea, provide a brief background, and raise your research question(s) or state something you are trying to answer/prove in your paper Main part (structured into sub-chapters): here you analyze the topic using your sources, focusing on the statement or question(s) raised in your introduction. Findings/conclusion: here you sum up the main.points/findings of your paper. Point out whether your thesis proved right or wrong or answer the question(s) raised in your introduction.. Bibliography/Works Cited: here you add a list of the sources you have used. Instructions: A Case Study should be the original work of the student. Use at least 8 different references from books, journals, magazine articles, newspapers and on-line materials. Use APA Style of Citation (available in the Portal). The paper should be 15-20 pages long without the cover page and references. Paper must be formatted in MS word, Font New Times Roman 12, spaced 1.5. Papers must be saved in MS Word format and upload into the Portal. All papers will be checked for plagiarism, using the AUE approved software Turnitin. A paper that shows over 10% of similarity index, all inclusive, will not be accepted. FONT: Times New Roman or Arial 12, spacing 1.5 refer to APA writing style guidelines on a portal ACADEMIC PLAGIARISM Plagiarism is a serious academic offence. Academic plagiarism is the act, intentional or unintentional, of using other peoples words and ideas as your own. Any assignment that you submit should be the result of your own work. You should write your case study of your own, and not copy and paste information from articles and websites. All assignments are checked through the TurnitIn system for academic plagiarism