Topic: Isis attack on the French capital Paris where at least 90 people were killed at Bataclan, what is the effect on other society of this attact and happen.Order DescriptionQuestion: Isis attack on the French capital Paris where at least 90 people were killed at Bataclan, what is the effect on other society of this attact and happen.The question is related to the presentation that I will upload it for you.discussion paper which is written and presented using appropriate academic conventions, including language, use of quotations, paraphrasing and referencing, etc.? an introduction that identifies your area of interest, offers a brief overview of the topic and establishes why it is of interest.? a literature review that shows evidence of in-depth academic research on the topic. You must identify the key texts / theorists related to the area you have chosen to explore and establish why these texts are important / useful / relevant / significant for research in the area you have chosen.? A conclusion which establishes why you feel your topic is worthy of further academic research. In particular, you should consider what gaps may exist in the academic research that has been done around your topic so far, and how your research can help fill these gaps.? a reference list that includes at least six (6) academic / scholarly sources. You are expected to use appropriate search strategies and locations to find your research (primarily the university library catalogues and databases) and to verify that that your sources are academic, peer-reviewed or otherwise appropriate sources for an academic research project. Non-academic references will not be counted towards the reference requirements.Develop your research question?A research question is a clear, focused, concise, complex and arguable question around which you centre your research. Remember: you should ask a question about an issue that you are genuinely curious about.Main argument of the reading, or thesis statementCritical comments (consider the strengths and weaknesses of the argument)