Although there are varying ways to formulate an argumentative research paper, the two most popular are Toulmin and Claim-Counterclaim (Point/Counterpoint). However, if your argument is meant to reach a "common ground", you may wish to use the Rogerian Argument.
With only four main parts, the Claim/Counterclaim argument is easy to get started.
Considered the most logical for meeting in a common ground when the topic is considered "gray".
Considered a common and easy way to organize your argument when there are a lot of facts and statistics to support your side.