Follow this diagram and you will be able to write.

Hi, collect the relevant studies firstly, the basic components of a literature review for each study include:

• a description of the publication;
• a summary of the publication’s main points;
• a discussion of gaps in research;
• an evaluation of the publication’s contribution to the topic.

Ask yourself "what are the concepts that readers need to know about the understand my methodology, findings, and discussion? Then research each one of them and organize what you find into a logical flow of ideas.

They have a lot of web pages help to do a literature review .One of this example is : https://www.scribbr.com/dissertation/literature-review/

research Proposal on women in management & Leadership in private & public sector what part of women in management

First, you must know what part of this topic you want to research on: putting in mind that management and leadership are two different aspects - search what is available on literature on this subject

second, know what type of research methodology you want to use -

all the best

Follow this diagram and you will be able to write.

Believe it or not. Your experience will help you gain knowledge and confidence in writing skills. Then, please do the practical, using tools 'software' to help you to manage your literature. Make ur storyboard interesting and easy to read. Find the keywords you want to use in your writing.

Please give the complete title of your research assignment.

Thank you.

A literature review requires you to essentially turn a reader who is unaware of the field of literature on your topic into someone who is well-versed on the various theories, arguments, studies, and perspectives regarding your topic. You must present readers with a well-explained and clear summary of the field of literature on your topic. Remember to bring some life to your literature review too! Let us say there is a key theory in gender in leadership in management/the private/public sector, so naturally, you must discuss it. If you disagree with the theory, let your readers know! By aligning yourself with certain theories during your literature review, it allows the readers to clearly realise the perspective you are arguing for.

Essentially = Make sure to discuss all relevant studies, theories, scholars, literature, and perspectives on your given field. Don't be afraid to zoom in on certain aspects of your topic i.e. The effects of child-bearing on female leadership/management in the private/public sector. But also, don't shy away from seeing the bigger picture, because you may discover certain transnational patterns for example in female leadership that would be relevant for your discussion. All in all, a literature review requires you to put your best research skills to the test and fully immerse yourself in the academic world of your field. When reading literature, understand how people in that specific field write their literature so that your review actually has a place in that field. Good luck!

In the simple term, a literature review is a survey of the specific title or problem. The literature review includes research article, book and other source.

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The following publications may further help:

• Baker, M. J. (2000) Writing a Literature Review, The Marketing Review, 1, 2, pp. 219-247.
• Baker, M. J. (2000) Writing a Research Proposal, The Marketing Review, 1, 1, pp. 61-78.
• Feak, C. B. and Swales, J. M. (2009) Telling a Research Story: Writing a Literature Review. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press.
• Lingard, L. (2018) Writing an effective literature review - Part I : Mapping the gap, Perspectives on medical education, 7, 1, pp. 47-49.
• Pautasso, M. (2013) Ten Simple Rules for Writing a Literature Review, PLoS Computational Biology, 9, 7, pp. 1-4.
• Sidik, S. M. (2005) How To Write A Research Proposal, The Family Physician, 13, 3, pp. 30-32.
• Vivar, C. G., McQueen, A., Whyte, D. A. and Armayor, N. C. (2007) Getting started with qualitative research: Developing a research proposal, Nurse Researcher, 14, 3, pp. 60-73.
• Winn, J. (2004) Entrepreneurship: not an easy path to top management for women, Women in Management Review, 19, 3, pp. 143-153.

A literature review paper highlights the progress in research made over the years on a topic. Once you decide and narrow down the topic (since the topic you mentioned is wider in its scope and explains two different dimensions of study), collect related literature and analyze the subject matter focused by each researcher on the topic. Apart from findings, suggestions and discussions, I also try to review the methodology adopted by each study. Adopting such an approach will clearly provide you the gap or lag in studies conducted in order to also indicate how your study is different from the earlier research and can contribute to future research.

A search on the background on the topic or relating it to a theory brings life to your research and inculcates interest among readers on your research.

Expert of particular field can write good review papers.

The literature review can be imagined as a funnel -- at the top of the funnel is the broad area your research intends to address. As you move further through the review, the funnel narrows into more specific aspects of the topical area. The conclusion is what is not already known and documented by the literature -- your research will fill this specific gap.

Define problem/gap/research question/topic of interest, identify relevant articles, include/exclude articles per your inclusion and exclusion criteria, summerize/compare, discuss and conclude.

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Thank you for those encouraging words Rawaa Salim Al- Mayyahi.

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Define problem, then Write to the point, results and development of relevant research in past of particular subject.

Following 8 points are important in literature review

1.Name of author

2.year of publication

3.objective of the paper

4.Methodology

5.type of data.

6.Data collection

7. Result.

8. Recommendation /suggestion.

A review is art of collecting information from research articles and to mention pros and cons of various findings.

I strongly recommend this article for writing a literature review:

Article How to Write a Literature Review Paper?

Good Luck

First read some good number of papers on the topic of interest. Then try to find the research gap. Then, try to write a review papers which can be beneficial in overcoming that gap. Such kind of review paper are easy to publish.

You can also consider making the literature review systematic by following these guidelines: http://www.prisma-statement.org