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MGT 357 - Evidence-based management

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

Find an article from a citation

Often, simply searching the title of an article in quotation marks in Google Scholar will bring you to the electronic version.

Follow these steps to link Google Scholar to JMU libraries. Then you should be able to click Get JMU Access to open the article.   

This video shows how to identify the journal title from a citation.

If JMU doesn't have full-text available, we can borrow it from another library -- at no cost to you -- through our Interlibrary Loan service.

Access a Journal through JMU Libraries

  1. Go to the JMU Libraries website or use the search box below.
  2. Find the word Journals below the search box and click on it.
  3. Start typing a journal title in the Journal Search box, such as the Academy of Management Annals. Suggested titles will appear as you type.
  4. Choose a title and you'll be taken to the catalog record for that journal.
  5. In this record, you'll see whether JMU has Online Availability. Click on one of the databases listed, such as EBSCOhost Business Source Complete.

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