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Management literature - Scholarly Google search

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Research from Associations, Organizations

Management literature - articles in databases

Research databases are commercial repositories for thousands of journal articles, requiring a subscription for access.  Below are the primary databases for management research.  Google Scholar (box to the left) searches most of their contents but not all, and doesn't offer the same searching capabilities.

 

Management literature - books

 

Management books are easy to find - in the library catalog, on Amazon, in Worldcat - but harder than articles to classify as definitively evidence-based.  Clues would be: are they published by a scholarly publisher or university press?  Has the author published other evidence-based articles?  

New ways of finding research

Nowadays, there are additional tools for research discovery that make use of machine learning, artificial intelligence and knowledge graphs (e.g. networks of research papers based on citations). These can be a nice supplement to traditional keyword searching in databases. Often they require a 'seed article', a starting article relevant to your research that you may have found in a database. Here are a few such tools:

Management literature - handbooks

Scholarly "handbooks" collect literature reviews, seminal research, or new approaches - they usually deal with a specific topics.