Business Case Studies

You can search for individual case studies on Business Source Complete using several methods.

1. Type your search term into the search bar followed by "AND case study." The search results will pull up all articles that feature both search terms.

2. You can search for case studies as a subject search. Each article in Business Source Complete is indexed by certain subjects. You can search by subject in the search bar by typing DE followed by your search term in parentheses, such as DE "Case studies". This will bring up all of the articles indexed under "Case studies" on the database.

3. You can also search for individual case studies on the publications tab. This is located below the search bar on the EBSCO advanced search homepage. If you type "case study" into the Publications search bar, you will get hundreds of results for individual case studies, typically in PDF format.

WARNING: Harvard Business Review has strict limits on the usage of case studies accessed via library subscriptions. Generally, you can use cases for individual research, but you may not be able to use them for instruction purposes without breaking copyright law. It is recommended that you use a different publication or database if you intend to use case studies for instructional purposes. For more information, please contact Business Librarian Meli Taylor (taylolm@bgsu.edu) or Scholarly Publication Strategist (emilydg@bgsu.edu).