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the paper needs a topic that dives into public administration and some sort of criminal justice crossover. so you choose the topics If you currently work in a government or nonprofit organization, think about a problem you have encountered in that workplace, or a problem the organization faces. Do you have a particular topic that really interests you? If so, thats a great place to start! Read the news sources and websites about public administration. What problems does government face? Is there a program or policy that is allegedly failing? Doing particularly well? Overview This assignment is related to our course project (literature review paper) and will help you prepare for your final paper. In this exercise, you will submit an annotated bibliography of 6 sources that you will potentially use for your project. In Module 2, you selected your topic. In this assignment, you will access scholarly literature on your chosen topic. In other words, your sources are expected to be peer-reviewed journal articles. The paper needs to be five to seven pages and there should be a minimum of 10-15 such sources. The only acceptable alternative sources are government documents or government research reports. Depending on your topic, they may form the bulk of your sources. As always, bring me your questions about appropriate sources. Papers should not include sources such as Wikipedia, the dictionary, websites, and textbooks. For more information on the full literature review project that you are responsible for completing by the end of this course, please review this outline: Instructions for Literature Review Paper. Please note that your final literature review paper needs to be an integrated presentation of ideas and NOT an annotated bibliography. Course Learning Objective (CLO) Addressed: CLO 4 Information Instructions Unlike with your literature review paper, in this assignment, you will identify 6 sources to help with your final paper. For each source, you should provide the following: An APA citation A 1-2 paragraph description of each source. A summary of the source’s purpose; identify the key ideas and conclusions that the source is communicating.