unesco
UNESCO
Unesco itself and the World Heritage List
Subject UNESCO
Teacher Mr. E. van Rooij
Date 6 March, 2012
Student Wessel Ennik
Class 4V2, Mendelcollege Haarlem
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
In this chapter my motivation for choosing my subject, UNESCO, will we explained as well as my research question and the associated sub-questions, the process of making these questions will also be explained.
Finding a topic was not a difficult task, but formulating your research question and sub-question was easier said than done, I think, formulating a research question was the most difficult task of the whole assignment. When you finally got a research question, only then you could start writing this paper.
1.1. Motivation
Finding a topic was the first step of this assignment. After some time I had finally found my topic, I decided to do my paper about UNESCO, because I was curious about this organization. I go a lot on holiday, and every time I visit an amazing site, which is on the world heritage list such as Prague, Salzburg and the Kremlin in Moscow, then I really want to find out, why we have an organization such as UNESCO and why do we need UNESCO? By writing this paper and by looking for information, hopefully I will get a lot of my questions answered.
1.2. Research Question
Formulating a research question was a difficult task, especially for me. While I was doing some research on the internet, I formulated my research question, some time later I changed my research question until I found it a perfect research question. My ultimate research questions is: ‘Why do we have a world heritage list of UNESCO and does Europe profit from it?’
1.3. Sub Questions
In order to answer my research question I have formulated three sub questions.
For the start of my research I want to know, what the world heritage list is and what is meant by; “UNESCO”?. Therefore, my first sub-question is: “What is the World
Unesco itself and the World Heritage List
Subject UNESCO
Teacher Mr. E. van Rooij
Date 6 March, 2012
Student Wessel Ennik
Class 4V2, Mendelcollege Haarlem
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
In this chapter my motivation for choosing my subject, UNESCO, will we explained as well as my research question and the associated sub-questions, the process of making these questions will also be explained.
Finding a topic was not a difficult task, but formulating your research question and sub-question was easier said than done, I think, formulating a research question was the most difficult task of the whole assignment. When you finally got a research question, only then you could start writing this paper.
1.1. Motivation
Finding a topic was the first step of this assignment. After some time I had finally found my topic, I decided to do my paper about UNESCO, because I was curious about this organization. I go a lot on holiday, and every time I visit an amazing site, which is on the world heritage list such as Prague, Salzburg and the Kremlin in Moscow, then I really want to find out, why we have an organization such as UNESCO and why do we need UNESCO? By writing this paper and by looking for information, hopefully I will get a lot of my questions answered.
1.2. Research Question
Formulating a research question was a difficult task, especially for me. While I was doing some research on the internet, I formulated my research question, some time later I changed my research question until I found it a perfect research question. My ultimate research questions is: ‘Why do we have a world heritage list of UNESCO and does Europe profit from it?’
1.3. Sub Questions
In order to answer my research question I have formulated three sub questions.
For the start of my research I want to know, what the world heritage list is and what is meant by; “UNESCO”?. Therefore, my first sub-question is: “What is the World
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