Annotated bibliography

 

Annotated Bibliography Instructions

 

 

 

Early in the course, you should choose a topic related to Economic Development from the list below. As a public administrator, it is imperative that you understand the concepts related to economic development; thus, you will create an annotated bibliography summarizing the current literature on a specific aspect of Public Administration and Economic Development. Your annotated bibliography should include at least 25 scholarly, empirical, current sources (since 2000) that are directly related to your topic. Sources can include the various journal articles that have been assigned as part of the weekly readings throughout the course. Additional journal resources can be found through Liberty University Online’s Research Portal. Be sure that you select a variety of respected sources. Format the annotated bibliography in correct APA style.

 

 

 

Potential topics for your annotated bibliography

 

 

 

Choose up to two of the following topics:

 

• Important factors in the creation, process, and implementation of local economic development

• History of Economic Development (Be as narrowed/specific as possible – History of rural, suburban, or metropolitan economic development)

• Strategic planning as a part of local economic development

• How community organizations and NGOs impact economic development

• Types of capital necessary for economic development (Be as narrowed/specific as possible – social capital, human capital, physical capital, environmental capital, political capital, and cultural capital.)

• Successes and failures of economic development in the 20^th Century

• Economic development in the 21^st Century

 

 

 

If you would prefer to focus your research on only one of these topics, that is acceptable. You may select a topic not listed here, but directly related to Economic Development. If you wish to prepare your Annotated Bibliography on another topic, you must have the topic pre-approved by the instructor before you begin your research.  

 

 

 

The Annotated Bibliography is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of Module/Week 7.