Need help determining if your journal articles are peer reviewed? Check out the link below from Gerstein.
Scholarly does not necessarily mean peer reviewed, though some databases use the term interchangably.
Explore UofT's Milt Harris Library's linked list of Business Periodicals. Browse newspapers, journals and magazines, including Harvard Business Review, The Economist, Toronto Stock Exchange Review and more.
Here are direct links to newspapers and magazines that are popular amongst business students. If you are off-campus, you will have to log in with your UTORID to read them. With the exception of the Financial Times, all subscriptions are up to date.
https://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/faculty-and-research/milt-harris-library/newspapers-and-magazines
Look for the term "Scholarly Journals" and check that your articles have in-text citations and bibliographies.
Includes business and economics journals.
Do not search by abstract, it limits the number of articles searched as a large number of articles do not have abstracts.
Most of the content on JSTOR is peer-reviewed, but there are some exceptions so please visit "Check if your article is in a Peer Review Journal"
Explore resources in the Milt Harris Library's Databases by Subject page, the complete Company or Industry LibGuides, or contact Holly Inglis for additional assistance.
Company Info Guide Finding information on Canadian, US and international companies.
Industry Info Guide Finding information on Canadian, US and international industries.
Business Source Premier is a database containing full text articles for magazines and scholarly and peer-reviewed journals covering a variety of business disciplines.
2) Look at Subject Headings to identify search terms for this database. Click on the "Show More" link at the bottom to see all the results.
3) Launch a new search using those term. The Select a Field option instructs the database to search all fields - title, author, abstract, subject headings, etc. OR limit search by SU Subject Terms. Use OR instructs the database to look for results with either or both terms.
4) Narrow the search results with Filters on the left side:
5) Track filters that you use. You can see the searches under Search History/Alerts
ProQuest is a platform containing over a 100 databases that hold an array of publications (i.e., newspaper, magazines, journals, and book titles) in different subjects areas including business, sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities. This search platform also holds a key collection of PhD Dissertations and Masters Theses.
Enter search terms on separate lines e.g., enter title of film on the top line, director's last name below, so as to articulate your search request. Use Boolean Operators to improve your seach:
Sort your results (relevance, date)
Narrow your search results using filters on left sidebar
If you find interesting articles, be sure to .
Another option is to create a free ProQuest MyResearch account.
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