This guide will get you started on your research process in finding academic literature and business case studies. You can contact the business librarian if you have any questions on how to access the resources reviewed in this guide. Please refer to your professor and syllabus for detailed information for the assignment.
These are specific databases for searching business academic literature.
Business database with full text for over 3¸600 serials¸ including over 1¸000 peer-reviewed business journals. Additional full text¸ non-journal content includes financial data¸ books¸ monographs¸ major reference works¸ book digests¸ conference proceedings¸ case studies¸ investment research reports¸ industry reports¸ market research reports¸ country reports¸ company profiles¸ SWOT analyses and more.
Coverage: 1886 - present
Case studies in Business can include a problem or scenario, analysis, and solutions. Browse these resources to find case studies from a range of publishers.
SAGE Business Cases is a robust digital collection of business cases providing faculty, students and researchers with unlimited access to thousands of authoritative cases from over 100 countries. Featuring both SAGE Original Cases and cases from twenty global content partners, the collection spans a wide range business and management disciplines from leadership and entrepreneurship, to family business and women in leadership. The platform allows for easy browsing, downloads, and sharing, and most cases include teaching notes and discussion questions to ensure effective classroom use.
This tool searches for books, articles, and other materials. It is a library version of Google. Search for a topic, "business intelligence" AND "motivation" and then filter your results on the left-hand side to peer-reviewed articles.
Start your search:
1. Watch this overview video of tips for using Summon (Link to video here)
2. Use the search box below to directly search Summon; enter your keywords to get started!
3. Use the features to limit your search: content type (type of source), date range, etc.
4. When you find an article you like, click on the title; you'll be taken to a new page to access the article. Look for "Full Text" icons or links like these - PDF, PDF Full Text, HTML Full Text - in order to access the entire article online. Be sure to download, save, or email your article!
Directly search Summon using the box below:
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