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CASE STUDIES

HARVARD CASE STUDIES

The Library does not own Harvard Case Studies due to restrictions placed on libraries in general. Case studies can be identified and purchased from Harvard Business School Publishing .

The Harvard Business Review publishes "one" case study in every issue of the journal. We have access to the HBR through Business Source Complete. To identify HBR case studies follow these steps:

• Go to Business Source Complete,
• In the "Find window" type: "Case Studies"---change the "Select a field" to "Subject Term"
• In the "And window" type: "Harvard Business Review"---Change the "Select a field" to "SO Publication name"
• Click on the "Search" Button.

OTHER CASE STUDIES

Case studies can be found in books in the Library Catalog . Perform a search such as "case studies and personnel management"

Case Studies can also be found in periodicals databases:

• Go to: Articles and Books Databases
• On the top menu choose: "Advanced Search"
• Type "Case Studies"---change "Keyword" to "Subject"
• In the second box type "kroger" or any other company or subject.
• Hit the Search key