{"coupon":"","discount":"","doc_name":"Literature Review - Honor Killings","doc_id":69823,"editorId":"1173","email":"ginackim@hotmail.com","message":"Hi,<br \/><br \/>This is my 2nd edit and this review is due tomorrow evening. &nbsp;Can you please check to see if I cover these points and if I don't, suggestions on how I can incorporate them. Also, can you look for flow and that the points are clear? Thank you!<br \/><br \/>\r\n<p><strong>What is expected for the literature review assignment:<\/strong><\/p>\r\n<p>- a partial, not a comprehensive review (see video).<\/p>\r\n<p>- a clear statement of your broader topic (not the case itself but what is the case a case OF). &nbsp;You are doing a case study, so what is this a case study of? The case is just one of many other cases of something more general. Your case study is expected to contribute to a better understanding of that broader 'something'. &nbsp;How you define that topic is up to you. The topic relates to your 'research question'. &nbsp;&nbsp;<\/p>\r\n<p>- major (and diverse) arguments being made about your topic by different authors (there is consensus on x, but no agreement on y where A says this but B says something else.)<\/p>\r\n<p>- include consideration of &nbsp;published articles (including scholarly journals but also policy documents and reports, current debates in policy meetings reported by organizations and blogs). &nbsp;There must be at least 6-7 references.<\/p>","price_select":"10","temp_doc_name":"upload_5806265e60d608.06166867.docx","word_count":"1086","subtotal":40.18,"total_amt":40.18,"firstName":"Gina","lastName":"Kim","lastfour":"5776","exp":"0818","address":"67 W. 89TH ST, 1R","city":"NEW YORK","zip":"10024","state":"New York","country":"United States","transactionReference":"40006275304"}