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There are many thousands of literature reviews accessible through the library's databases. Some databases make it easy to identify literature reviews published by other scholars, whereas others may take a bit of searching. You can often find literature reviews on your topic by searching for the following (or similar) phrases in the titles field of the advanced search box:
Use the advanced search options of the database to see if they allow you to sort by article type. Alternatively, you can try a subject search for "literature review" (see an EBSCO example here.)
For advice on writing your own literature reviews, here are some starting recommendations:
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