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Harvard Business Review
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1. Access Harvard Business Review via EBSCO
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2. Select Advanced search on the right hand side of the page
3. Enter the title of the article into the second search box at the top of the page. In the following example we are looking for:
Whitler, K. A. (2019). What Western marketers can learn from China. Harvard Business Review, 97(3), 74-82.
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HBR archive (vol. 1, 1922- )
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3. Select Publications and enter Harvard Business Review into the search box
4. Select Harvard Business Review from results
5. Click Add to search
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6. Click Search to run the search.
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To view a list of HBR articles sorted by most recent to oldest, access Harvard Business Review via EBSCO and click Search without adding any further search terms. This will include digital articles – you can use the Publication filter to limit the results further.
Browse individual issues
1. Open Business Source Ultimate
2. Click on the Publications tab under the search boxes
3. Type Harvard Business Review into the search box
4. Click on the Harvard Business Review title.
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HBR case studies
Ordering case studies (Business academics)
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