International Business

In academic writing, it is essential to support your discussions and arguments with reliable, published sources. This evidence is usually published as an academic journal article. These sources are typically found in academic databases and, in some cases, through platforms like Google Scholar. Using these resources ensures you access high-quality, relevant information. The Library provides these databases in collaboration with your lecturers and academic staff, helping you find the most appropriate materials for your subject area.

You can find most International Business journal articles by searching Library Search. But if you need to do a more in-depth search of the literature, you will also find these databases useful.
If there is an important journal article that does not seem to be available through these resources, our Document Supply Service may be able to get a copy for you.

Here are a few examples of journals. You can find more journal articles by using Library Search.

It is important to scan key journals in your subject area to keep up to date. The Articles in Press feature displays the most current articles before they have been officially given a volume and issue number. When you have selected a journal, Articles in Press appears on the left, just below the journal cover image.

In the course of searching these specialist resources, you may find articles that we do not have access to in our Library collection. If this happens, we can get the articles for you through our Document Supply Service.

This link is the information about how to use the Document Supply Service at Sheffield Hallam.

• Document Supply Service