I have a journal manuscript in progress and need it strengthened through a comprehensive literature review in the social sciences. The core task is to locate and synthesize the most recent, high-quality academic journal articles that directly support my paper’s argument, then weave those insights smoothly into the existing draft. Here’s what I expect: • A concise, well-structured literature review section (approximately 2,500–3,000 words) grounded exclusively in peer-reviewed academic journals published within the past five years. • Integration of the new findings into my current manuscript: update citations, refine the theoretical framework, and ensure the narrative flows logically. • An annotated bibliography (brief, one-paragraph annotations) so I can quickly see the relevance of each source. • All citations formatted to the journal’s required style (APA 7th). Once delivered, I’ll review and share any minor adjustments; a single revision round is included. Strong familiarity with database searching (e.g., Scopus, Web of Science), citation management tools, and social-science theory will help this move quickly.