Walker Library: Management : Journal & Magazine Articles

Management Article Databases

ABI/INFORM (ProQuest One Business)

Indexing and full-text for business literature, 1980s to present.

Local, regional, national and international business news coverage of corporations, privately held companies, local start-ups, executive profiles, marketing, finance, and industry news. Coverage from 1985-present. Now part of ProQuest One Business.
Business Abstracts with Full Text

Including leading business magazines and trade and research journals for business research.

• Full-text articles for nearly 460 publications dating back to 1982
• Indexing and abstracts for nearly 880 publications dating back to 1981
• Over 600,000 corporate names with cross references to specific industries and countries
• Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) and North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) industry and product codes for over 190,000 subject terms
ScienceDirect
Indexing, abstracting, and fulltext for journals in the sciences and social sciences.
Academic Search Ultimate

Full text multidisciplinary database of academic journals, magazines, periodicals and other reports, 19th century to present.

Academic Search Ultimate is an excellent source of scholarly journals in all academic disciplines. More than 13,600 journals are indexed and full text is provided for more than 9,000. Searchable cited references are provided for selected titles. Title List
Google Scholar
Google's scholarly article search with full text links back to MTSU subscription resources.
Emerald eJournals Premier
Over 350 full text peer reviewed journals for management, engineering, education, and library studies (current issues and backfiles).

Journal Title Listing
Gale OneFile: Business (formerly General Business File ASAP)

Research reports, trade publications, newspapers, and company directory listings.

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