I am collecting articles to do review as research.
Instead of searching in databases, is it acceptable to search in a certain number of discipline-specific journals with high impact factors?
You can do collect reviews from the followings:
Scholarly Articles
GNU Lime
Unpaywall
Zetoro
Wrapping Up
Cross Browser Testing
you need to get the key words your research is about - e.g. in my case that was 'creative industries', 'creative economy', 'creative class', 'creativity' - and then you'll have the articles on that topic
Yes, 8t is possible and acceptable to that based on the discipline, qualifications of the author and the authenticity of their works.
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It is recommended to conduct a systematic review based on prisma process (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses
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to submit an article for review you must first designate the journal or specialist journal in the field of your research and then strictly apply the publication standards to your work before submitting it for review.
Yes, it is acceptable to search in high impact journals. Actually, journal articles are the best for your reviews because, there are always current issues in research areas and real and original researches in specific fields.
I recommend you search your article systemically and you're doing a systemic review. just follow Prisma. But If you are doing any form of review, you can do that.
For an efficient Literary review, it's very important to keep two things in mind:
1. The concept or idea that you're proposing being the central feature that will be backed by related lines of subsequent authorities.
2. Having a comparative view on thoughts and ideas previously shared on the same concept while being able to ascertain the superiority of your proposition.
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