An academic paper is not a social commentary, an opinion, or a “blog”. An academ

An academic paper is not a social commentary, an opinion, or a “blog”. An academic paper begins with a thesis – the writer of the academic paper aims to persuade readers of an idea or solution to a problem based on EVIDENCE – not personal opinion. Academic writing should present the reader with an informed argument.
Choose an organization you would like to study, learn more about, or are already well-versed in. For this paper, you are to choose one of the topics covered in Chapters 7 through 13 of your textbook (e.g., socialization processes, decision-making processes, processes of emotion in organizations, etc.) Then choose one of three approaches to the study of organizational communication: the systems approach, the cultural approach, or the critical approach. In your paper, you should use this approach to provide an analysis of the process for your selected organization and chosen organizational communication.
Specifically, your paper should consist of the following sections:
A brief introduction that discusses the organizational communication process and the approach you will use to analyze that process.
A section that explains what approach you have determined the organization currently uses. A well-researched analysis on if this is a successful strategy. (What is the measure of success you are using? Why is it successful? How is it successful? Where is it successful?)
A detailed argument about implementing a different process would make the organization more successful