Cuban Intelligence Directorate (DGI) impacted United States national security and foreign policy

This literature review synthesizes the IMPACT OF THE CUBAN
INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORATE ON UNITED STATES NATIONAL SECURITY with 15
scholarly/peer-reviewed articles totaling ten pages in Times New Roman, 12 pt.
font, double-spaced. But do not list summaries of articles. Instead, it would
help to synthesize your research, focusing on ideas/current state of research
on your topic. Your reader wants to learn about what others have said about
your current topic/hypothesis, not summaries of articles. The body of the
literature review tells readers what others have found in their studies about
your specific research question or topic under investigation (the extent of
existing knowledge on your specific research question/current state of the
research on a particular topic), critiques what is right or wrong with these
other studies, and discusses how the body of knowledge needs to be moved
forward (and how the work is distinguishable from the research study you are
proposing). Your review should organize material by theme or method or what
makes sense for the project. When reviewing books, explain how the authors’
approaches differ. Organize your review thematically rather than by the author
and use it to structure your arguments in your paper. The conclusion should
summarize the primary “sense of literature,” encapsulating for the
reader where the existing literature ends and, if carrying out a study, where
your research will start.