\fOutline and Annotated Bibliography Using your project proposal as a guide, develop an outline for your course paper and attach an annotated bibliography of a minimum of six (6) peer-reviewed resources. Please refer to the following guidelines to help you shape your work: Outline Your outline should include the following: A brief introduction identifying your topic area, a working thesis statement, and a clearly defined statement on the position you are taking in this project A brief outline of each subpoint you will make to support your thesis statement (each subpoint you make will eventually become a body paragraph or two in your paperyou should plan to make several subpoints throughout your paper) A brief statement referring to how you might conclude your paper You should expect to alter and define your position as you craft your paper, but you should use your outline to help you stay on track throughout the research and writing process. Annotated Bibliography Your annotated bibliography should include a full, APA-style citation followed by a brief annotation of at least six (6) peer-reviewed resources. Each of your annotations should do the following: Identify the name of the source and the author(s) Summarize the main point(s) the author(s) makes and any relevant supporting subpoints Include a statement referring to the quality of the source (is it effective?) and how you might use it in your research project to support your position. All citations must be peer-reviewed work (scholarly journals/articles or books.) please limit website url links. Area bolded black is my topic area: Management and Criminology Area bolded red is how I plan to interconnect both topics together and create a thesis from it. My Discipline areas will be on Business Management and Criminology. Specifically I will focus on the detriment caused by high crime areas on business and the detriment caused by lack of business (jobs) in any given area. While all businesses face challenges you may be asking how is running a business interconnected with crime. Well the crimes committed in any given jurisdiction have detrimental tendencies towards business and the lack of business overall. The sequel goes like this. When an area is prone to crime, customers will be the first to dissociate themselves from such an area. Consequently, a business starts to experience losses in that inventory remains unsold and when businesses, suppliers and distributors do not make any profits. It is only imperative for them to move away from such an area. The process is quite clear and criminology comes out as a great compliment to the well-being of business processes. So far finding time to read all of my material along with the peer reviewed information are the only challenges I am facing currently