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Human Resources: Articles
Resources

Books, articles and other documents on human resources or talent management from a business perspective.

Article searching tips

An article search can often turn up all kinds of information on your company or industry. An article search allows you to be creative with your keywords describing your issue or topic, and/or you can also search on terms like "target and education" or "supply chain or SCM or logistics" or "best practices," etc. to see what turns up. Articles are a great source for independent discussion of your company's involvement in social issues, and may also pick up local news sources with additional information about your company.  Be on the lookout for research articles related to your topic--look for the data section to see what resources the authors cite. 

Article Databases

Leading HR Academic Journals

Here are links to leading peer-reviewed journals on human resources and organizational management.  Some titles have an embargo period per the publisher.  The U-M Library Catalog Search link will take you to the catalog where you may find alternative methods of obtaining the full text articles.  These links are for the Ann Arbor Campus.

Google Scholar Search

Google Scholar provides a familiar interface and method for searching scholarly literature across a wide array of disciplines and sources. You can find articles, theses, books, abstracts and other documents that are buried in Kresge Library databases or stored in academic institutional repositories around the world.

Google Scholar is not Google.  Google Scholar is not searching the web at large, but a set of trusted resources that specifically focus on scholarly literature. Google Scholar is a good place to start to get a sense of where the scholarly literature on your topic is located. 

You can also set Google Scholar up to link directly into the Library databases that you have access to as a Ross and UM student.

Google Scholar Search