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Demystifying Literature Reviews: What I Have Learned From an Expert? (Record no. 51476)

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Personal name Wang, J.
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Title Demystifying Literature Reviews: What I Have Learned From an Expert?
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Extent 3-15 p.
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Summary, etc As a theory-based journal, Human Resource Development Review (HRDR) has published a large number of literature review articles; this type of research accounts for the majority of manuscripts we receive on a monthly basis. However, based on my three-year experience as the journal’s associate editor and then as editor for the past one year and a half (since July 2017), and including my assessment of journal publications, I notice a certain degree of inconsistency across published literature reviews. In addition, a number of literature review submissions are often desk rejected because of an insufficient or weak description of the literature search process, or a lack of solid understanding of the adopted research methods. In fact, I find many authors claim the use of integrative or systematic literature review, without demonstrating adequate knowledge of this research methodology. Finally, it seems there are a variety of terminologies used to describe reviews, which has caused some confusion about each type. Therefore, as the foundation for this editorial, in the fall of 2018, I conducted a two-hour face-to-face interview with an expert of literature reviews—Ms. Margaret Foster, my colleague at Texas A&M University. This editorial consists of three sections: a brief introduction to Ms. Foster; highlights of the interview; and my learning takeaways. Also to add the educational component to this editorial, Foster and I recommend some “must-read” publications on different types of reviews.
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Uncontrolled term Book Review
Uncontrolled term Interiew
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Main entry heading CALLAHAN, JAMIE L.
Place, publisher, and date of publication NEW DELHI SAGE PUBLICATION PVT. LTD.
Other item identifier 55510278
Title HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
International Standard Serial Number 1534-4843
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     Main Library Main Library 18/06/2019   Vol 18, No 1/ 55510278JA1 55510278JA1 18/06/2019 18/06/2019

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