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This 3 page paper discusses ways to research issues dealing with the American involvement in Iraq. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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to conduct primary research; considering three ethical concerns facing todays researchers; and explaining why or why not Internet research should be used. Discussion Problem statement: This is the topic to
be researched. In a paper on something like Iraq, which is very broad, enumerating some of the issues may help to narrow the topic. We begin with pros can cons
of the situation. On the plus side is the fact that the invasion rid Iraq of Saddam Hussein, who was a dictator who cruelly abused his own people. Unfortunately, there
is very little else we can put in the positive column. Most of the impacts have been negative. These include the fact that the excuses used to justify the invasion
have been proven false; the fact that the invasion has destabilized the entire region; and the fact that the American people now have rejected the idea of keeping the troops
in Iraq for any extended periods; and the fact that Iraq itself seems to be headed for civil war. Perhaps the worst thing of all is the often-voiced opinion that
the real reason for the invasion was to insure that America would have access to Iraqi oil to sustain its bloated lifestyle. A good subject for the larger paper might
be to consider how to find out the truth behind the invasion. Literature review: Probably the best places to find in-depth works on the situation in Iraq are journals that
are available through various library databases. Most campuses subscribe to J-STOR, which is the best database for this kind of work; other possibilities are InfoTrac Onefile; EBSCO Host (including databases
like ProQuest and Academic Search Premier); and eLibrary. But the first search should always be on the Internet (Google or Ask.com); they often have useful articles (more about this topic
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