Business

• Cook Library provides historical and current access to Harvard Business Review (HBR) articles in various formats: paper, microform, and online. This guide gives you several options for locating specific articles/articles or browsing issues.

• Request the latest issues (current year only)  in the Leisure Reading area on the main (3rd) floor at Cook Library
• Microform issues (1922-1954; 1960-1993) are on the 2^nd floor (with viewing equipment)
• Paper back issues (bound volumes) back to 1955 are shelved on the 5^th floor with the business books, at call number HF5001 .H3

Step 1: Go to Business Source Complete Database

• If Off-Campus:  You’ll need to log in with your NetID & password after you click on the database link.
  
   

Step 2: Search for Your Article

The following screenshot illustrates a search for this sample article:

Levitt, T. (1960). Marketing Myopia. Harvard Business Review, 38(4), 45-56.

Step 4: Locate the Full-Text of Your Article

Click Access options to see PDF and/or Online Full Text options.
Note: Selected articles in HBR are “read-only”: they must be read on the screen and cannot be saved, printed, emailed, or linked to.

You can also browse by issue within Business Source Complete to find a particular Harvard Business Review article.

You’ll need to know the year and/or volume AND the issue/month, as well as the author and/or article title.

STEPS:

1. Go to Business Source Complete
2. Click “Publications” below the search boxes
3. Do an “Alphabetical” search for Harvard Business Review (“Search for publications in Business Source Complete -- Publications”)
4. Click “Harvard Business Review”
5. On the far right side of the screen for HBR, drill down by year, then issue/month, to locate article