What are scholarly or peer reviewed articles?
Professors often require students to find scholarly and peer reviewed articles. These items:
How do I find scholarly or peer reviewed articles?
Many of the library's databases contain scholarly or peer reviewed material and allow you to limit your search to include only these articles in the results. Use the advanced search feature in a database to find the option to limit to this type of search.
See this LibGuide for more information on scholarly, popular and trade publications.
Look up the title of your periodical in Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory:
Entries include information about whether the journal or magazine is a referreed journal, another term for peer reviewed journal.
The organization sense-about-science provides several publications about peer-review that you may find beneficial. Each of the following links, connects to a webpage with a PDF link, that allows you to download the PDF publication.
To find full text journals, see the Journal Title List page.
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Business Source Complete, 1886 to present
Indexes the literature of business, management, marketing, and economics of business, including public health organizations.
Econlit, 1969 to present
Indexes the economic literature, including the economics of public health.
NBER Working Papers, 1973 to present
Papers, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, on the economics of public policy, including public health.