Library tutorial for wine marketing
Library tutorial for wine marketing
Section 6. Searching for information: finding journal articles
Part 2 - Choosing databases
Each database covers
a different subject field so choose the databases that suit your essay
topic best. You may need to try several.
Major databases in each
field are listed below.
Major databases for business
and marketing are listed below
For example, for an essay
topic on wine marketing and distribution channels, you could start with
the databases: Business Source Complete or Academic OneFile .
Choose the most appropriate
databases through
Databases for agricultural
business and marketing:
| Academic OneFile |
interdisiplinary
areas |
| Academic Search Premier |
interdisciplinary areas |
| Agricola |
agriculture |
| Annual report collection |
annual reports of 500 Aust. Companies |
| Ausstats |
Australian Bureau of Statistics database |
| Australia/New Zealand Reference Centre |
current events, business |
| Australian Public Affairs Full Text (APA-FT) |
Australian social, cultural & economic affairs |
| Business Australia Online |
Australian finance, accounting & management |
| Business Source Complete |
business and management |
| CAB Abstracts |
agricultural economics |
| Econlit |
economics |
| Emerald Fulltext |
marketing, business management |
| Factiva |
business, commerce, marketing, news |
| ScienceDirect |
business, management |
| VITIS-VEA |
economics of viticulture and oenology |
| Winefacts |
statistical information on the Australian and international wine sector |
Some Web search engines
or publishers' search engines also lead to journal articles but so
far they don't cover as many journals and can't be searched in the same
way as databases. On the other hand they have the advantage of searching
for terms in the full text of articles:
Google
Scholar, a version of Google designed for article searching
Sciencedirect
and Scirus,
search engines from the publisher Elsevier, which search its journals and
a selection of others.
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