a) an introduction to the paper (i.e. the issue, context, research questions, and objectives)
b) a general background (i.e. an overview of the thematic context of your research related to the ITK priority research area of interest, providing essential background for the reader)
c) a brief description of methods used (i.e. methods of identifying relevant literature, content analysis of literature, visual interpretation of maps, artwork etc., interpretation of narratives, numerical analysis of statistical reports, selection of case studies (if appropriate), geographic or other limitations, etc.)
d) a description of relevant results (i.e. what did you find in collecting and analyzing relevant information?)
e) an analysis of the results (i.e. make an argument for how the results help to answer or address your initial research question; how does it relate to the broader context identified in the background?)
f) a conclusion (i.e. review results and analysis, share final interpretations, make relevant recommendations, identify areas where more research is needed)