The paper proposal is designed to get you started early on your paper and set you up for success. You will receive detailed feedback on your paper proposal, which you are expected to read and incorporate into your nal draft. Your nal paper must be about a topic related to reproductive rights and justice (broadly conceptualized] as well as some component of law, regulation, or control. Your paper must make a unique argument. You are welcome to draw ideas for the paper from your weekly reection exercises. The proposal must include the following: Your topic and research question Your central argument (in the form of a thesis statement) The main sub-arguments or points you expect to address (Le. what arguments are you going to have to make in order to support your main argument The theories and concepts you think you will draw on Explain why your paper is offering a unique perspective, or adding something new to the discussions we've had in class. Make sure you clearly show why your topic is relevant to the class Include a bibliography of at least 8 peer-reviewed sources (at least 3 of these should be from the required readings} W A cover page is not necessary, but please ensure your name and student ID are on the document. The proposal should be written in full sentences. It should be 1100 - 1375 words (approximately 4-5 pages). Proposals should be submitted via Brightspace. You may submit a .doc, .docx, or .pdf le, but please note that it makes it much easier for your TA to give detailed feedback if you submit a .doc or doc: le