Management and Business

Finding Case Studies

You can find case studies in our journal databases by using a combination of methods.

• By Document Type: using the search filters in the journals, you can change the results to filter by "document type" and select "case study". This methods works for any articles that are classified as a case study, but it can also miss other relevant results.
• By Keyword: When searching for a particular topic you can add the phrase "case study" to your search to help direct the results.
• By Title or Abstract: You can do a title or abstract search for the phrase "case study" if you believe the words should be found there.

Other sources for case studies include specific journals and open access resources.

Purchasing Case Studies

The following is a list of websites where you can find case studies available for purchase:

• Caseplace
• Case Centre
• Darden Business School Case Collection
• European Clearing House
• Harvard Business
• INSEAD
• Ivey School of Business
• Kellogg School of Management - Case Publishing (Northwestern University)
• SAGE Business Cases
• Stanford Business School
• Thunderbird

Analyzing Case Studies

• Case in point: complete case interview preparation
  24-hour course reserve
• The case study reference guide: a straightforward approach to analyzing marketing and management cases
• The case study handbook: how to read, discuss, and write persuasively about cases
  2 copies on 24-hour course reserve
• Developing a business case: expert solutions to everyday challenges
• Guide to Case Analysis (McGraw Hill)
• How To Analyze a Case Study
  Companion resource to Essentials of Management Information Systems, Sixth Edition.
• Learning with cases
• Preparing an Effective Case Analysis (South-Western College)
• Vault guide to the case interview
  Search 'case study' to retrieve the guide and additional useful results.  
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