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Periodical Databases
Other Periodical Databases
Search Engines and other suggested websites
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 Periodical Databases
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Google Scholar
Indexes scholarly literature. Strong in the areas of medicine, engineering, the sciences, and business. Provides relevancy rankings based on the citation patterns of the articles. Sources are linked to Library electronic holdings via "Find It." Access millions of articles with this database. This is your first best place to search for scholarly journal articles. Search this database with carefully selected key words related to your topic.
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NewsStand
Contains the full text of newspaper articles from over 350 titles, many titles going back thirty years. NewsStand provides our only source of electronic access to the Wall Street Journal. This is an excellent database for general, non-scholarly information. Search this database with carefully selected keywords on the topic of your choice.
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Other Periodical Databases
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MasterFile Premier
Contains popular and general interest magazines covering a broad range of disciplines. Many business topics can be researched here as well. Over 2600 titles are indexed, with over 1950 titles available in full text. Search this database for the topic of your choice.
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Search Engines
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Google
Last, but not least, lots of good information can be found on the free Internet. You may find websites, news sites and blogs with useful information that may help you in searching our proprietary databases. Google is the first place to go to search the web. |
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Bing
Another fine search engine with its own database of the web. |
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Wikipedia
A multilingual encyclopedia that is collaboratively edited and maintained by thousands of users via wiki software, and is hosted and supported by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation. In addition to typical encyclopedia entries, Wikipedia includes information more often associated with almanacs, gazetteers, and specialist magazines, as well as coverage of current events. It has over 6 million entries, and is constantly growing. Many articles are long, detailed, with sources and related links. Wikipedia has been controversial because of its open collaborative nature, however it has received good marks in recent scholarly journals. This may be a good place to get an overview of business related definitions, topics or issues.
This is a good place to get an overview of business related definitions, topics or issues. The Wikipedia can help you to find and understand the “keywords” you will need to search our library’s many databases . You may not want to cite the Wikipedia as a source, but it may lead you to sources you can cite. Learn how to make the best use of this wonderful resource.
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Citing Your Sources:
If you are writing a Literature Review, you will need to cite your sources. This webpage provides examples in APA Style. This is a Key Source. It is vital to list and document your research.
Citation Styles: APA
For a more complete listing of Business Resources see LSBE Essentials and the Business Research Launch Pad
