Frameworks for developing impactful systematic literature reviews and theory building: What, Why and How?

Paul, Justin; Khatri, Puja; Duggal, Harshleen Kaur

doi:10.1080/12460125.2023.2197700

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“…To be truly systematic, a well thought-out literature review depends on a transparent, reliable, and replicable way to recognize knowledge gaps among extant literature that allows room for critical evaluation (Paul & Criado, 2020;Paul, Merchant, et al, 2021). Paul and Criado (2020) suggest the main contribution of a systematic literature review is to provide state-of-the-art findings on a specific field and present insightful future directions by analysing the theories, contexts, and methods of existing studies (Hao et al, 2021;Lim et al, 2021;Paul et al, 2023;Paul, Merchant, et al, 2021). Based on Paul et al (2021, p. 337), framework-based reviews are more "informative, insightful and impactful" because they provide the greatest coverage of the review topic.…”

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“…The TCCM framework is the most applicable for our goals as, first, it helps synthesize important theories, contexts, and methods key to scholarship on the commercial aspects of live streaming from multidisciplinary aspects (Paul et al, 2023). TCCM also serves as an efficient tool of the review process that yields an integrative study of characteristics analysis of independent variables, mediators, and dependent variables (D'Alessandro et al, 2022).…”

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The commercial impact of live streaming: A systematic literature review and future research agenda

Kapitan

Phillips

2023

Int J Consumer Studies

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Live streaming allows streamers and viewers to watch, create, and share videos in real time on topics from gaming, shopping, and social channels to tourism and entertainment. It is distinct from earlier forms of social media in that it allows for real‐time interaction and is extremely synchronous. That makes live streaming an important new area of enquiry. Yet live streaming platforms, streamers, and scholars lack an informed structure from which to build more holistic understanding and strategy. Following the theory–context–characteristics–methodology framework, we undertake a framework‐based systematic literature review of 89 articles to source, review, and synthesize disparate findings in the arena of live streaming and live streaming commerce users' motivation and interactions. A dual stimulus–organism–response integrative framework is developed to further explore the characteristics of interaction and motivation factors. A future research agenda highlights areas of research focus that are critical next steps for scholars.

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The commercial impact of live streaming: A systematic literature review and future research agenda

Kapitan

Phillips

2023

Int J Consumer Studies

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“…Web of Science and Scopus, the databases identified as the most appropriate for conducting a systematic literature review (Paul et al, 2023), were used to search for articles on adopting or intending to adopt agricultural robots and UAVs in May 2023. The keywords used for selecting articles consisted of three parts and were developed based on existing reviews.…”

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Farmers’ acceptance of robotics and unmanned aerial vehicles: A systematic review

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Recently, new agricultural technologies have emerged to increase sustainable food production, often referred to as “Agriculture 4.0.” They consist of more advanced precision agriculture technologies, such as sensors, robotics, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which can lead to environmental and economic benefits for farmers and society. Despite the potential benefits of Agriculture 4.0 technologies, the adoption rate remains low. The objective of this study was to gain insight into the factors affecting the adoption of agricultural field robotics and UAVs using a systematic literature review approach that analyzed 23 relevant studies identified from two scientific databases (i.e., Web of Science and Scopus). Data regarding methodological aspects and results were extracted. Even though the current adoption of agricultural robots and UAVs is still limited, farmers seem highly interested. Most studies have used a quantitative approach to study the intention to adopt or the adoption of robotics or UAVs. Surprisingly, few studies have used an existing theory to explain the (intended) adoption. Age, gender, income, education, farm size, perceived usefulness, expected economic and environmental benefits, an attitude of confidence, and the perceived ease of use have been the internal factors most often identified. Meanwhile, the price of the technology, compatibility with other software and equipment, and labor scarcity are the most important external factors.

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“…These questions helped the researchers focus on the central topic and avoid subjective bias To address the questions, this study was designed based on the domain-based review method (Paul & Criado, 2020). A structured review approach was applied to systematically review, analyse and synthesize the knowledge (e.g., theories, contexts, methodologies, constructs and behavioural patterns) concerning the review questions in the domain of consumer behaviour in CBEC (Paul et al, 2023).…”

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Consumer behaviour in cross‐border e‐commerce: Systematic literature review and future research agenda

Chen

Lan

Chang

2023

Int J Consumer Studies

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Cross‐border electronic commerce (CBEC) was developed from traditional e‐commerce to cater to the growing demand for online transactions among global traders. Consumer behaviour is one of the most important topics that multistakeholders (e.g., e‐commerce platforms, entrepreneurs, governments and third‐party service providers) need to understand to develop CBEC. Although for over a decade studies across disciplines and regions have explored various consumer behaviours and their factors in CBEC through diverse research methods and theoretical lenses, the current literature is still fragmented and lacks consolidation of past contributions. In the present study, we conduct a systematic literature review based on 40 CBEC studies to present an overview of the current research status of the field. This study analyzes research contexts, theoretical applications and methods, and unifies a CBEC definition as a benchmark for future research. More importantly, we employ the Stimulus–Organism–Response (S–O–R) framework to categorize factors into the inner and outer CBEC ecosystem stimuli, cognitive and affective states, and approach and avoidance behaviours, and to generalize two consumer behavioural patterns to provide a comprehensive understanding of consumer behaviours in CBEC. With the proposed future research directions, we believe that this review can serve as a fundamental and informative guideline for researchers to continue advancing knowledge of the field.

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Frameworks for developing impactful systematic literature reviews and theory building: What, Why and How?

Cited by 122 publications

References 52 publications

The commercial impact of live streaming: A systematic literature review and future research agenda

The commercial impact of live streaming: A systematic literature review and future research agenda

Farmers’ acceptance of robotics and unmanned aerial vehicles: A systematic review

Consumer behaviour in cross‐border e‐commerce: Systematic literature review and future research agenda

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