While these assumptions are factually correct, they do not need to keep you from being comfortable and fluent reading research. The solution is to learn to identify and then focus on strategic pieces of information within each article. “A Practical Guide to Reading Research Articles,” in the resources this week, is a tool to help you learn this process. This assignment provides you with an opportunity to use this reading as a tool to practice and hone your research reading skills. Step-by-step instructions will guide you through the reading process so that you learn to apply this tool in a systematic manner. Follow the steps below to complete this portion of the assignment: Review Chapter 1 “Introduction to Research” Sections 1.1 – 1.5 in the text. Review the article “A Practical Guide to Reading Research Articles” Keep the Glossary in the course text nearby and use it as a guide to terminology that might be new to you and that you may encounter when reading research articles. Chose one of the research articles listed below. Click on the link below and follow the instructions.

Final Research Paper: International Organizations and Human RightsYour final research paper should be between 3-5 pages, excluding the reference list. You must use Turabian style parenthetical references.Explore and analyze the impact of an IGO, NGO or MNC on a specific human rights problem. Make sure to include overviews of the organizations you mention in your own words- no quotations, but be sure to cite paraphrased information.Give the background of a specific human rights issue, event or incident where an IGO, NGO and/or MNC has taken action. Give a summary of that event, the outcome (or current progress) and an analysis of how you feel it was handled. Evaluate successes and failures, as well as what could have been done differently. Assess if the actors are cooperating on this issue and how well. Your paper should have an:Introduction with a thesis statement Background of human rights issueBackground of the actor(s), and actions takenImpact – what has been the outcome? Where did the actors succeed or fail? What could have been done differently? Should other actors have become involved? If so, who?Conclusion