The aim of this assessment is that you critically reflect on one of the issues presented in the course for themes 1 and theme 2

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The aim of this assessment is that you critically reflect on one of the issues presented in the course for themes 1 and theme 2.

1. Society, Natural Environment, Sustainability
2. Globalisation

• Review the Course Readings, weekly Lectures, weekly Learning Tasks and Workshop exercises

Write a reflective journal entry on ONE of the following topics. Remember, you are doing more than just describing, but interpreting and evaluating in order to critically reflect, noting challenges to your thinking and any changes you might make to your future thoughts or behaviours.

1. My place in the global economy

You could reflect on how you fit into the economy as a consumer, member or a household or supplier of labour.

2. Understanding wicked problems

You could reflect on how your think about wicked problems, and reflect on the course content of Society, Natural Environment, Sustainability

3. The benefits and costs of globalisation

You could reflect on the benefits and costs of globalisation as you see them affecting you and your future

To help you write the document:

Review the reflective writing video and DIET framework in the Canvas>Assessment area. You can even colour your writing as per the example in the video.

• You can also review the library guide: https://library.aut.ac.nz/doing-assignments/reflective-writing
• Review and reflect on the following exercises and study planning discussions from the Learning Tasks and Workshops

The following activities will have given you material you could include in your reflection:

• Learning Task 1.2 Wicked Problems
• Workshop 2: Supply and demand, carbon and wicked problems
• Learning task 3.2 My Choices
• Learning task 4.1 Supply-Chain resilience
• Workshop 3: Cap and Trade schemes/ Markets vs. Regulation
• Workshop 3: cost-benefit
• Workshop 4 activities relating to the supply-chain
• Week 5 Workshop activities: on globalisation and Rodrik’s Trilemma

• Journal entry word limit: Main body maximum 500 words
• Supplementary materials: You may include other materials such as a timeline, tables or figures you might refer to within this document. You should also include a reference list (if appropriate.) Supplementary materials are not included in your word count.