This page: Case Studies & Harvard Business Review (HBR)
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The Library does not purchase cases. If you want your students to use an HBR case as a reading, you have to have the students purchase the case through the bookstore. This can be a physical copy or an access link (digital access). Faculty can sign-up through Harvard Business School Publishing's website to get a free sample copy of a case. *The same rules apply with Harvard Business Review articles.
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- Journal of Business Case StudiesSearch within the publication by using search terms relevant to your interests
- The Times 100 Business CasesSearch within the publication by using search terms relevant to your interests
- International Journal of Cases in ManagementSearch within the publication by using search terms relevant to your interests
- Journal of the International Academy for Case StudiesSearch within the publication by using search terms relevant to your interests
- SAGE Business Cases This link opens in a new windowThis collection of case studies spans the globe, including all business types and the gamut of business and management topics. Instructors have access to teaching notes that can include PowerPoint presentations, learning objectives and discussion questions, and in-depth case analyses. Contact krstevs@wfu.edu or ritchiem@wfu.edu for instructor access.
- Business Source Premier This link opens in a new windowIncludes some HBR cases. Use advanced search: type in your search terms, limit the document type to 'case studies'
- ABI/INFORM Collection This link opens in a new windowUse advanced search: type in your search terms, limit the document type to 'case studies'
- ProQuest Entrepreneurship Database This link opens in a new windowUse advanced search: type in your search terms and select 'case studies' as document type
- Entrepreneurial Studies Source This link opens in a new windowUse advanced search: type in your search terms and select 'case studies' as document type
- Financial Times - Case StudiesFeatures suggested readings and questions. Access FT.com by signing in with your Wake Forest ID.
Non-Subscription (free & pay to use)
- Stanford BusinessSome free
- The Case CentreMust register to access, some free.
