Main Task: Build a Literature Review
The literature review should achieve the following key criteria:
Select articles within Sustainable Competitive Advantage from peer-reviewed journal publications.
– Begin with an introductory section that alerts the reader to the organization and the contents of the paper.
– Use themes and/or subtopics as headings.
– Identify the themes or subtopics around which the literature review has been organized into a coherent narrative discussion.
– Contain a review of at least 7 – 10 of the most important work or studies that touch upon the proposed topic or problem statement. Also keep in mind potential solutions for your proposed topic or problem.
– Include works that provide alternate or opposing perspectives on the proposed topic area to demonstrate unbiased research.
– Include historical and germinal works as well as current works (within the last 5 years).
Length: 5 pages not including title and reference pages
Your review should be comprehensive, organized, and flow logically.
Please Note: A literature review is a summary of previous research regarding a topic. A literature review can be a standalone research document or be part of a larger body of work such as a thesis or dissertation. Literature reviews require several components, including key underlying theories and considerations such as legal and ethical concerns that become thematic elements for the study. A literature review will consist of you analyzing existing literature that is relevant in supporting your research proposal.
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