The research stage of writing an international law policy brief consists of four steps: collect relevant sources, analyze the applicable legal frameworks, identify affected stakeholders, and assess previous policies and their outcomes.

Steps of Writing International Law Policy Brief: Research the Topic

Gather and analyze information from credible sources to build a strong foundation for your policy brief.

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- Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 1: Identify the Topic
- Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 2: Research the Topic
- Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 3: Develop the Argument
- Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 4: Write the Policy Brief
- Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 5: Disseminate the Policy Brief

Steps of Writing International Law Policy Brief

Select a specific issue within International Law to focus your policy brief on.

Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 1: Identify the Topic

Construct a compelling argument for why and how policy should be changed or implemented regarding your topic.

Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 3: Develop the Argument

Organize your research and arguments into a clear, concise, and persuasive document.

Writing International Law Policy Brief - Step 4: Write the Policy Brief

Share your policy brief with relevant stakeholders and decision-makers to influence policy.

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