Problem
Preparation a critical review of
I. Mining companies' role in sustainable development: The 'why' and 'how' of corporate social responsibility from a business perspective Ralph Hamann
II. A Review of Environmental Considerations on Gold Mining and Production Aysen Müezzino?glu
III. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND THE MINING INDUSTRY: CONFLICTS AND CONSTRUCTS Heledd Jenkins* Cardiff University, Wales, UK
IV. Gold Minning and the Development of Towns: A Study in the
History of Minna, 1910 -2015
Salihu Ibrahim1 Zaharuddin Sani Ahmed ibn Sabri, Ph. D
Further Information:
A. A critical review requires you to summarise and evaluate each journal article as well conclusion
B. To be critical does not mean to criticise in a negative way. It requires you to question the given information and view put forth by the author(s). It requires you to evaluate the issues raised and also challenge the credibility of their argument. For example, is there credible evidence linked with the claims made?
C. Evaluation means presenting the strengths and weaknesses of the selected source.
D. Overall, writing a critical review involves analysis and evaluation.
E. Identify what methodology is used in the study. Is it a qualitative or quantitative study.
F. Identify what methods is used in the study e.g. case study, interviews, statistical.