APPAREL AND RETAI SECTORS attached.
The summary you will produce will be used to prepare class presentation.
The summary may be written in report style
ratherthan essay.
The summary you will produce will be used to prepare class presentation.
The summary may be written in report style
ratherthan essay.
The main theme is SUPPLY CHAIN and this assignment is part of management subject (business ethics subject)
In this summary, below criterias should be met (this is also attached as file);
1. Explain whetherthe article is research or conceptual based. (A
research based article generally has the following characteristics: literature review, research questions, methodology, hypotheses, sample
size, results/discussion)
2. Ethical/sustainability theroies, issues and dilemma that you found in the reading ofthe article.
3.
Identify the stakeholders and industries involved in the article
4. The new information that you have learnt and the knowledge that you
have gained from your reading.
5. The important and best ideas that you found in your reading ofthe article/s.
6. The concepts that
you found difficult in understanding and ones that required more explanation (ie if you conducted research)
7. Real-life examples that
help facilitate your understanding ofthe article/s or providing a more profound context to the article. The premise behind this point is to
show how you can apply the “academic” reading in professional practice.
8. Supplementary information that may help yourfellow peers
to understand the reading ofthe article.
9. Concluding remarks that summarises your presentation ofthe article.
In this summary, below criterias should be met (this is also attached as file);
1. Explain whetherthe article is research or conceptual based. (A
research based article generally has the following characteristics: literature review, research questions, methodology, hypotheses, sample
size, results/discussion)
2. Ethical/sustainability theroies, issues and dilemma that you found in the reading ofthe article.
3.
Identify the stakeholders and industries involved in the article
4. The new information that you have learnt and the knowledge that you
have gained from your reading.
5. The important and best ideas that you found in your reading ofthe article/s.
6. The concepts that
you found difficult in understanding and ones that required more explanation (ie if you conducted research)
7. Real-life examples that
help facilitate your understanding ofthe article/s or providing a more profound context to the article. The premise behind this point is to
show how you can apply the “academic” reading in professional practice.
8. Supplementary information that may help yourfellow peers
to understand the reading ofthe article.
9. Concluding remarks that summarises your presentation ofthe article.
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