What are the best practices for organizing your literature review?
Organizing your literature review is a critical step in the research process, particularly in the field of business management. It allows you to systematically synthesize the vast amount of information available and provides a clear framework for your analysis. This process not only aids in understanding the current state of research on a given topic but also identifies gaps in knowledge, helping to direct future inquiries. By following best practices for organizing your literature review, you can create a coherent narrative that supports your research objectives and adds value to your field of study.
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Patrick F. McKayProfessor of Management at College of Business at East Carolina University
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Dr. Raheel AllanaInstructor Research (Paediatrics) | Infectious Disease Epidemiologist | Aga Khan University | PLOS One Academic Editor…
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Ayman M. Y. SulimanPostdoctoral Researcher, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chines Academy of Sciences