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12 journal titles published by INFORMS, the professional association for operations research and management science.
Research databases contain thousands of journal articles - these are the best for management research. Difference from Google Scholar? They offer specialized searching capabilities.
Academic and industry periodicals in all business disciplines. Also industry, company, and country reports.
Reports on companies, industries, and countries, often containing SWOT and 5 forces analysis; also M&A, financial deal, investor and statistical databases; case studies; and market data on consumer products.
Academic research about a variety of topics with particular focus in business and management issues. Contents include journals, books and case studies.
Articles in important academic journals from all disciplines (latest few years not available); also eBooks from leading academic publishers, as well as some images.
Find books on all aspects of people in the workplace: training, diversity, hiring, teams, conflict, motivation, compensation, etc. Look for them by keyword in the catalog. Some examples:
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Neuroscience for Leadership by Scholarly "handbooks" collect literature reviews, seminal research, or new approaches.
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