1. How to create and structure an essay
Introduction
How to create and structure an essay
Paragraph 1
Topic Sentence
Explain
Evidence
Link
Paragraph 2
Topic Sentence
Explain
Evidence
Link
Paragraph 3
Topic Sentence
Explain
Evidence
Link
Paragraph 4
Topic Sentence
Explain
Evidence
Link
Conclusion

2. Assess the effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order.
What are the key aspects of this question?
Assess
To make a judgement of value, quality, outcomes, results or size
Effectiveness
An analysis of Responsiveness and Effectiveness
Resolving conflict
An analysis of who and their methods;
Nations States
IGOs, NGOs Legal Measures/Responses, Non-Legal Measures/Responses
World order
An analysis of the Responsibility to Protect, Role of the Law, Changing Values and Ethical Standards

3. Essay Plan Case Study Mind Map
Sudan
Assess
Effectiveness
Resolving Conflict
World Order
Israel
Syria
Russia
Rwanda
Case Study Mind Map
“Assess the effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order.”
Case Study Mind Map
Case Study Mind Map
Case Study Mind Map
Case Study Mind Map

4. Question
Assess the effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order
Introduction
The effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order are evident through five contemporary issues.
Primarily, these five recent events in Sudan, Israel, Syria, Russia and Rwanda will be analysed to the extent in which they resolved conflict.
Secondly, relevant legal issues such as a nation state’s responsiveness and effectiveness, their responsibility to protect and the role of law will be evaluated.
Finally, the significance to which NGOs, IGOs and other key legal and non-legal measures and responses aided the nation state will be assessed.

5. Paragraph 1 Topic Sentence
First and foremost, Sudan has failed to significantly resolve conflict in regard to World Order.
Explain
Brief outline the Intrastate conflict
Describe the issue and failures of the RtP, the RoL and CV & ES
Evidence
Analysis of Responsiveness and Effectiveness of the Sundanese Government
Failure to Comply – UDHR, ICCPR
Analysis of key legal and non-legal measures and responses
The Nation-State, the need for IGOs and NGOs
Link

6. Paragraph 2 Topic Sentence
Secondly, the nation state of Israel has shown an inability to resolve, even abscond, from conflict.
Explain
Brief outline the Intrastate conflict
Describe the issue and failures of the RtP, the RoL and CV & ES
Evidence
Analysis of Responsiveness and Effectiveness of the Sundanese Government
Failure to Comply – UDHR, ICCPR and Geneva Convention
Analysis of key legal and non-legal measures and responses
The Nation-State, the need for IGOs and NGOs
Link

7. Paragraph 3 Topic Sentence
Thirdly, Syria’s government has been unsuccessful in resolving conflict.
Explain
Brief outline the Intrastate conflict
Describe the issue and failures of the RtP, the RoL and CV & ES
Evidence
Analysis of Responsiveness and Effectiveness of the Sundanese Government
Failure to Comply – UDHR, ICCPR and Geneva Convention
Analysis of key legal and non-legal measures and responses
The Nation-State, the need for IGOs and NGOS
Link

8. Paragraph 4 Topic Sentence
Fourthly, Russia has continually failed the international community to make significant steps to maintain World Order.
Explain
Brief outline the Interstate conflict
Describe the issue and failures of the RtP, the RoL and CV & ES
Evidence
Analysis of Responsiveness and Effectiveness of the Sundanese Government
Failure to Comply – UDHR, ICCPR
Analysis of key legal and non-legal measures and responses
The Nation-State, the need for IGOs and NGOS
Link

9. Paragraph 5 Topic Sentence
Finally, Rwanda was totally ineffective in resolving conflict.
Explain
Brief outline the Intrastate conflict
Describe the issue and failures of the RtP, the RoL and CV & ES
Evidence
Analysis of Responsiveness and Effectiveness of the Sundanese Government
Failure to Comply – UDHR, ICCPR
Analysis of key legal and non-legal measures and responses
The Nation-State, the need for IGOs and NGOS
Link

10. Question
Assess the effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order
Conclusion
The effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order can be seen as ineffective.
The five examples of Sudan, Israel, Syria, Russia and Rwanda has illustrated the limited extent in which they resolved conflict.
Secondly, repeated violation of international, and even domestic law highlighted a nation state’s ease to fail in their responsibility to protect and of the role of law.
Finally, legal and non-legal measures and responses demonstrate the ineffectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict. This was proven through the responsiveness, effectiveness and significance to which NGOs and IGOs were forced to assist nation states.

11. Introduction
The effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order are evident through five contemporary issues.
Primarily, these five recent events in Sudan, Israel, Syria, Russia and Rwanda will be analysed to the extent in which they resolved conflict.
Secondly, relevant legal issues such as a nation state’s responsiveness and effectiveness, their responsibility to protect and the role of law will be evaluated.
Finally, the significance to which NGOs, IGOs and other key legal and non-legal measures and responses aided the nation state will be assessed.
Conclusion
The effectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict with respect to world order can be seen as ineffective.
The five examples of Sudan, Israel, Syria, Russia and Rwanda has illustrated the limited extent in which they resolved conflict.
Secondly, repeated violation of international, and even domestic law highlighted a nation state’s ease to fail in their responsibility to protect and of the role of law.
Finally, legal and non-legal measures and responses demonstrate the ineffectiveness of nation states in resolving conflict. This was proven through the responsiveness, effectiveness and significance to which NGOs and IGOs were forced to assist nation states.