Your final paper will be divided into the three sections below. I expect it to be well written, clearly structured, and professional in tone. Page numbers are suggestive but be sure that you are clearly and thoughtfully answering each question. Remember, your analysis should demonstrate mastery of the course material from throughout the semester and active involvement in the simulation. I suggest writing the paper while still $"$in$-$character," but it up to you.

Country overview $(2-3$ pages$)-$ A narrative overview of the key issues and positions of your country.

Basically, this should a narrative version of the information contained in your country brief. See above for key components. What domestic factors did you have to consider when making your decisions.

Be sure to include your initial pledges, justification for choosing them, and comparison to real world Paris NDC$.$

The Negotiations $(3-4$ pages$)-$ think of this as your report back to the prime minister$/$president of the country. What did you do to represent your country?

Report on Preparatory meetings $-$

What happened? What were the positions of the other members in relations to yours? What were areas of disagreement and what did you do to push your country's interests.

What did your group agree to regarding initial pledges?

What arguments did you decide to focus on in your opening speech. Q Report on the actual negotiations $-$

What happened? What were the positions of the other members? What did your bloc agree to$?$

What other actors did you cooperate with? Did you have conflict with others