Journals suggestion require?

mzqa395

I am currently focusing the literature review topic on global corporation. Topic base on Corporate Social Responsibility and firms business ethics. I have struggle to find relevant journal article. Can somebody give me guidance?:o

melancholly

have you searched with those terms in pubmed or google scholar, or contacted a member of staff (maybe a supervisor?) for some suggestions of key works?

mzqa395

Yes today I have visit my supervisor . He said my previous research on the wrong direction. Therefore I need to re do the research over the weekend.

Stubert

What journal websites have you visited?

Blackwell Synergy
Esbscohost
Informaworld
Cambridge Journals
JSTOR Journals
Web of Knowledge


A few off the top of my head. Plugging in at least a couple of these key words is bound to bring up something.

mzqa395

I have visit Business Sources Premier, Science direct and emerald. You finish the other coursework first and concentrate in literature review research on the evening.

celyn90

I like scopus www. scopus .com

I typed in your title and got nearly 2000 hits, 300 odd were reviews. Good luck.

melancholly

celyn90 wrote: »

I like scopus www. scopus .com

I typed in your title and got nearly 2000 hits, 300 odd were reviews. Good luck.

this is why i thought the supervisor should at least suggest one or two articles as a starting point....it's almost more difficult when you have hundreds to narrow down than when there are only 10/15 articles in total that are relevant!!

hope the search is going well! to the OP - if your supervisor said you had been going in the wrong direction, did he give any hint of what the right direction should be?!

alisona

I am actually doing some research for my dissertation on CSR too. I have found Emerald to be a very good source of relevant and up-to-date information.
By just typing Corporate Social Responsibility in Emerald, it brings up thousands of articles.

JoshuaSBK

If you're interested in seeing CSR in action you might want to check out ShoreBank. They are doing more than just using it as a pr gimmick. This is a bank that actually bases its business on lending for the purposes of community development and preserving natural resources. They also "developed [a] first-of-its-kind program, which refinances mortgages at risk of default, as a response to the wave of foreclosures in Chicago and across the country," from the sub-prime mortgage mess. That's what they did for the Villareal family. Helped them save their first home.

They also manage to make a profit as well. ShoreBank has proven good corporate citizenship is not only wise but can change the world as well.

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