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GLBC 1200 - Leading the Way

examples of journals, trade publications and magazines and scholarly versus popular

Types of periodicals / articles

Scholarly/academic journals, e.g. Academy of Management Review, may be peer-reviewed and publish experimental or theoretical research in a discipline.

Trade publications, like Government Procurement and Accounting Today, inform or educate professionals in an industry or management function.

Popular magazines, like Time, Bloomberg Businessweek, Harvard Business Review, and newspapers like The Wall Street Journal, inform or entertain the general public.

If in doubt, ask your professor what kinds of periodicals they prefer that you to use for the assignment.

Article databases

"An article that is going to help you is not one that agrees with what you're saying but one that you have something to say about."

Article databases for this seminar 

Business Source Complete database search for articles

The library's largest business and management article database.

Searching notes:

  • AND finds both or all words together in the article record; add more ANDs to find less.
  • OR finds either word in the article record; finds mORe
  • The asterisk finds variant endings of a word: leader* finds leader, leaders, leadership
  • These search results were limited to articles published in the past five years, that is, since 2015.
  • The source types menu on the left allows us to limit our search results by periodical types, e.g. to magazines or journal articles.  

This search is limited to journal articles (scholarly, peer-reviewed)

Business Source Complete search for character AND leader

 

This search is limited to magazines OR trade publication articlesBusiness Source Complete search for (citizenship OR social responsibility) AND leader