Chapter Structure
The dissertations will be divided into five chapters. Chapter-1: Introduction will consist of an introduction of the research issues, problem statement, significance and scope of the research. Chapter 2-Literature Review will be review of the literature relevant to the research topic. The researcher will focus on discussing the conceptual framework or theory for the research, a detailed discussion of the concept of neoconservative and its connection to Iraq War, the views of opponent and supporters of neoconservative as well as its long-term impacts on United States.
Chapter 3-methodology will consist of research design, selection of research instrument, sample population and sampling techniques as well an elaboration of data collection and analysis methods will be described. Chapter 4-Discussion of Results in which results of study will be described and analyzed while chapter 5 will be the conclusion chapter.
References
Adam Wolfeson. 2004. Conservatives and Neoconservatives. The public Interest
Art, Robert J.2003. A Ground Strategy for America. United States: Cornell University Press.
Clausewitz Karl Von 1943. On War, in the Book of War (2000). United States: The Modern Library.
Creswell, J. 2003. Research...
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