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MGT 357 - Evidence-based management

This guide will help students find articles to support evidence-based management practices.

Best bets: Business databases

These databases are best for finding peer-reviewed articles in business disciplines.

You must authenticate as a JMU user with Duo to access them, whether on-campus or off-campus.

Business Source Complete
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Content type(s): Peer-reviewed journal articles (plus industry & market research reports, magazines, news sources, SWOTS)
Dates covered: 1922-present
JSTOR
Content type(s): Peer-reviewed journals in a variety of disciplines.
Dates covered: 1800s to 3-5 years ago
PsycARTICLES
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Content type(s): Abstracts for journal articles in psychology. Check for Full Text @ JMU connects you to full-text, if available.
Dates covered: 1872-present
Scopus
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Content types: Abstracts/citations for peer-reviewed journals. Check for Full Text @ JMU connects you to full-text, if available.
Dates covered: 1966-present

Can I use Google Scholar to find articles?

Yes, of course! Academic researchers do all the time. But be aware of its benefits ...

Allows you to search scholarly literature across many disciplines and sources, not just a single database.
Suggests related articles, who else has cited this work
Frequently the fastest way to track down an article by citation

... and limitations

Not all articles returned are available full-text through JMU Libraries
Not all articles are peer-reviewed ( and there's no way to filter)
Less precise results than you’ll get using a specialized database