LITERATURE REVIEW

Literature Review
Summarize the current literature relevant on the Role of the International Criminal Court in Restoring and Preventing Crimes against Humanity. The Case Study chosen here is Kenya and Rwanda. This paper explores the contemporary global political issue for instance; research the results of past Criminal Court in past African decisions and the results of this in creating change. Has a Criminal court decisions on Kenya and Rwanda have produced positive/negative outcomes.
 A literature review is an analytical essay containing an introduction (including a thesis and a research question), body (where you use research to support your issue and tie the resources back to your research question), and a conclusion. The purpose of a literature review is to summarize and synthesize the ideas of others in regard to your chosen issue-The Role of the International Criminal Court in Preventing the Crimes against Humanity.
Overview: Your research paper should answer the following prompt: Based on your research, what theoretical approach would you recommend for solving the global policy problem? Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:
I. Background of the problem in the global political system a) Identify a problem related to your topic of interest.
2.    b) Explain why the problem is important to global politics.
3.    c) Summarize the history of the problem. How long has it existed? Has there been an attempt to rectify this problem? If not, why not?
4.    d) Include other information that will establish a robust context for addressing the problem through your research and recommendations.
II.    Theoretical Approaches
III.    Methods
1.    a) Analyze the types of methods used in the studies relevant to your problem. Use examples from the same peer-reviewed articles mentioned above to substantiate claims.
2.    b) Determine which method is most effective in addressing the problem that you have identified. Use examples from the same peer-reviewed articles mentioned above to substantiate claims.
3.    c) Apply the research method that you think is best for addressing the problem. In other words, do you think that quantitative, qualitative, or
Mixed-method is the most appropriate for addressing the problem? Why?
IV.    Research
1.    a) Explain in detail how you collected your data to find an answer to the problem. In other words, explain the process by which you collected your data.
i.    If you conducted interviews, who did you interview? What sorts of questions did you ask? How many interviews did you conduct? What challenges did you face when conducting your interviews?
ii.    If you utilized data sets, what was the process by which you searched for them? Where did they come from?
iii.    If you implemented mixed-methods, address both of the above prompts.
2.    b)  Interpret the data collected. What do you conclude from the data to highlight the significance of the problem? How will it be used to justify your recommendations?
V.    Recommendations
1.    a)  What recommendations do you have for solving the problem that you are studying?
2.    b)  Defend the effectiveness of your recommendations or foreign policy approaches based on the interpretation of primary and secondary data.
VI.    Future Research
1.    a)  Articulate the limitations of your research.
2.    b)  Defend the ways in which your study can lead to future research to solve the problem.