Peer review is part of the publication process of scholarly articles. Professionals and scholars in the field read the manuscript to ensure that it is up to the standards of the journal.
Finding peer reviewed articles can be as simple as checking a box on the search page of Business Source Complete or ProQuest databases. Note that sometimes a database will combine "peer-reviewed" with "scholarly" articles as filters. If you're searching elsewhere and aren't sure whether an article is peer reviewed, your best bet is to go to the journals website (use Google to find it). Editorial policy is usually published under "about us" links or guidelines for authors.
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Welcome to the Management Research Guide!
This guide is here to help you by providing information, tips, and links to resources relevant to your academic success. Use the tabs at the top of the page to get started.
Remember that you can always contact a librarian if you ever need help in your academic endeavors!
Case Studies can be a valuable resource when doing research in management. Follow the link below to the Case Study Research Guide with suggestions for finding Case Studies.
