Tag Archives: Literature review
Opining
I have noticed an increasingly popular trend among authors to try to use different verbs when citing the literature upon which their work is based. It is frequently the case that authors fail to connect with the research they purport … Continue reading
How to compose an introduction
The introduction should provide the setting for the paper, introduce the reader to the topic under investigation and provide at least a partial description of what is to come. It can be useful to also explain how you have structured … Continue reading
Posted in Guidance, Style, Writing
Tagged guidance, Literature review, Opening sentence, Writing
Leave a comment
How to review a research paper
The text below originally appeared in an ARCOM Newsletter. I reproduce a revised version here to make it more accessible to new researchers who might not be combing through back-numbers of ARCOM newsletters at http://www.arcom.ac.uk There are many things that … Continue reading
Posted in Guidance, Refereeing
Tagged Academic publishing, Literature review, Methodology, Research, Research question
Leave a comment
Management and Economics in Construction 