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This is a very useful book for my social work students, who all have to do a literature review for their dissertation. It is clearly written and well set out.
This is a very useful text not only for the postgraduate or final year student, but for any student undertaking a literature review. This text not only aids in the writing of the review, but informs the reader of the whole process from locating literature to the final output. I would recommend this text to second year students undertaking a research design module in preparation for their final year dissertation.
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Very good book. Not many books out there address the issue of literature review like this one. I liked it and I am sure my research students will find it useful.
This is an extremely useful text for the undergraduate student embarking on their dissertation. In conjunction with subject specific text this is an informative text which broadens students perspectives on the use of literature.
This text is very informative, practical with lots of useful additional information (diagrams, tips, key points, examples and expert reviews).Well structued and easy to read and digest the key points.
This book is user friendly and extremely useful for both teaching literature reviews and for students undertaking them. It covers both the traditional and systematic reviews which of course are essential in health and social care research.
a very helpful book for students unfamiliar with writing a literature review.
A helpful resource to ensure that appropriately structured literature reviews, with good content, and well developed perspectives.
A helpful recourse for students and assignment writing at many levels
Doing your literature review using traditional and systematic techniques is a succinctly written practical guide which introduces the reader to applied techniques for undertaking different types of literature reviews within the social humanities. The reader is introduced to three different types of approaches to undertaking literature reviews and their differences are discussed and explained both theoretically and practically using examples from past research projects.
A need of time for most of my students who are in the final stage of their MBA Dissertation. I have strongly recommended them.
Very useful book to help undergraduate students with a potentially awkward, major component of their dissertation.
An excellent text. This is a must read for students undertaking research methods modules across the full range of business management programmes, Lee & Lings provide an interactive text which brings research methods to life, covering the key aspects methodology and methods.
We plan to recommend this text for students who are using literature review as the main methodology in their dissertation studies.
The book is easy to read and understand. Good for students to use as a step by step guidebook in constructing their literature reviews.
This book is written in a very accessible style... I'll recommend it for reading for our 3rd year pharmacy students who have to write a lit. review for the first time... I wondered why the authors felt it necessary to say that the book is only suitable for postgraduates.. in that it assumes a certain level of knowledge of research?\
Well written, concise and highly informative text. From straightforward definitions through to contemporary methods.
