Systematic Review - Network for Business Sustainability
Systematic Review - Network for Business Sustainability Systematic Review - Network for Business Sustainability
Figure 3 MAPPING THE LITERATURE SEARCH Innovating for Sustainability 68
SEARCHING THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE Inclusion/exclusion criteria Our criteria for determining which studies to include from the scientific literature are detailed in Table 4. Table 4 INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION CRITERIA CRITERION INCLUSION EXCLUSION Study type Empirical studies only, qualitative or quantitative. Does the study report empirical findings? Theoretical or conceptual studies Study length* ≥7pages/ @3,000 words
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SEARCHING THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE<br />
Inclusion/exclusion criteria<br />
Our criteria <strong>for</strong> determining which studies to include<br />
from the scientific literature are detailed in Table 4.<br />
Table 4<br />
INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION CRITERIA<br />
CRITERION INCLUSION EXCLUSION<br />
Study type Empirical studies only, qualitative or quantitative.<br />
Does the study report empirical findings?<br />
Theoretical or conceptual studies<br />
Study length* ≥7pages/ @3,000 words
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