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BUS 212 Principles of Management - Schooling: Other Library Resources

For use with Bruce Schooling's section on BUS212

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Additional business resources in Ryan Library

Here are other important online resources for business information, available through Ryan Library.  Links may prompt you for a username (first name, last name) and password (your 8-digit PLNU ID) and will open in a new window.  Tip: please ask a librarian for help with these if you need it.  Some of them (I'm looking at you, Lexis/Nexis...) aren't exactly intuitive.

JSTOR - JSTOR is a 100 percent full-text, 100 percent scholarly database, providing backfile coverage (i.e., no current content) for a variety of subjects.  It may be searched in its entirety or by discipline.  Relevant JSTOR collections include: business, economics, management and organizational behavior, and marketing & advertising. Selected content:

  • Academy of Management Journal (1958-2005)
  • Administrative Science Quarterly (1956-2007)
  • Management Science (1954-2005)
  • Public Administration Review (1940-2005)

Lexis/Nexis Academic - Lexis/Nexis is arguably the single largest full-text online database in the world.  It includes over 5,900 news, business, legal, medical, and reference publications.  On the left-hand menu--

  • click "News" to access "Business & Industry News" or
  • click "Companies" to access company profiles, SEC filings, and more

ebrary - ebrary is a large collection of scholarly and some popular e-books, available right online.  Click on the "Business & Economics" link to find nearly 11,000 business-related e-books, not to mention over 2,000 e-books on management--well worth a look.

We also have two large, interdisciplinary databases, which are well worth considering--especially if your topic covers more than one discipline:

Find print books--and more

Try our new catalog to locate printed books--and also articles from selected databases... a good place to start when you don't know where to start.

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