According to Tom Narins, a book review serves two academic purposes. The first is that, as scholars, we should each aim to be current/fluent in the major new developments in our field. Writing a book review enables you as a scholar to become fluent in the new developments and trends in your field – because the author of the book
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A few months ago I attended a conference where a student (from a Non-English speaking country) told me his personal experience. He told me about the harsh comments his supervisor made on the initial draft of his paper at the end of his first month as a doctorate study. This is not the first time I heard of a student
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Introduction Every researcher who has assumed the endeavour of scientific work has taken a responsibility to contribute to and expand the existing state of knowledge in his respective field of interest. There are, of course, a very wide range of research fields, branches and topics existing and many more evolving each day. It is of paramount importance to perform quality
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