Entrepreneurship Lit Review: Assessment & Guidelines.

MG5592 Entrepreneurship

Question:

Description of the Assessment

The essay should provide the state-of-the-art of the literature on one of the above topics, based on relevant academic journal articles. Students should identify and analyse all relevant articles for the topic chosen in a minimum of 2 ABS listed journals for a time frame at least since 2014 onwards. The recommended structure is:

Main Body This Section Should Include:

A systematic description of the method used for selecting the journals and articles analysed (Students should provide information regarding the: database used for identifying the relevant academic journals and articles; the exact name of the journals under study; the specific time frame of the review (e.g. 2015 - 2021); the keywords used for searching in the journals in order to identify the relevant articles; the number of articles included in the analysis;

A critical review of the content of the articles analysed (aim & objectives; theoretical background; sample characteristics; data analysis; findings).

Conclusions

This section should also include implications for entrepreneurs, limitations and future research directions.

NB: - Students should research academic articles published in Academic Journal Guide (AJG 2021; formerly known as the ABS Journal List) listed, high quality journals;

Students should ensure the literature research is updated;

Students should provide clear academic justification for the choices and claims made;

Students should not exceed the 2500 word count, excluding references. 10 points will be deducted for every 10% excess.

The 4 marking criteria all equally weighted (25%)

Academic Misconduct, Plagiarism and Collusion

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