Sentence examples for normative literature from inspiring English sources

There is a great deal of theoretical, normative literature on the question of what voting system such an assembly should use, but a consensus is lacking.

With this in mind, this paper aims to provide a state-of-the-art review of mainstream studies undertaken between 2005 and 2011 within the normative literature.

BPR characteristics and challenges are derived using normative literature and compared with two cases of public sector transformation in the UK and Netherlands.

Building on previous studies this paper reviews the normative literature and propagates an interpretive IS evaluation framework that construction organisations can use as a frame of reference for constructing individual evaluation models.

Our findings include nuances about referrals that the normative literature often does not take into account.

Contrasting predictions emerge from the clinical and normative literature about the consequences of such emotion suppression.

However, the mere diversity of normative ELSA literature gives little support to these as being dominant varieties.

These historians reconstructed Jewish history for a newly emancipated western European Jewish community placing special emphasis on normative rabbinic literature and culture (Talmud and Midrash) and the medieval rationalist tradition as the backbone of Judaism.

If we read the Bible as normative social literature, the absence of the Goddess is the single most important statement about the kind of social order that the men who over many centuries wrote and rewrote this religious document strove to establish and uphold.

We found that a total of 120 articles were published in the normative built environment literature within this period.

We identified three dominant ethical perspectives in the normative medical ethics literature concerning how doctors and other staff members should frame interactions in relation to patients; paternalism, autonomy and reciprocity.