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HOLLIS
Discovery platform for materials and resources available in the Harvard University libraries.
Start your search using HOLLIS, the Harvard Library's discovery platform. See the HOLLIS User Guide for search strategies. Note: although HOLLIS searches within several major databases, many Baker databases do not feed into HOLLIS.
Harvard Depository Request Form
Some Baker Library items are kept offsite, at the Harvard Depository, and must be requested using a form. Harvard affiliates and researchers planning to visit Baker Library may request Baker items be sent to the Stamps Reading Room for use.
For Baker Special Collections and Archives items at the Harvard Depository, Ask Special Collections and Archives.
Still can't find it?
If you can't find it in HOLLIS, try the following options:
Borrow Direct & Interlibrary Loan
Harvard Library tools and services that facilitate the access & delivery of books and articles from Borrow Direct affiliated libraries and interlibrary loan (borrowing from other libraries).
If you'd like an HBS case, please see information about Case Requests (below).
Case Requests
Students currently registered in an HBS MBA or Doctoral class may request certain HBS Cases from the HBP Cases catalog.
Top Business Journals
Frequently Used Business Publications
Listing of the best online versions of the most used business journals.
Article databases and ejournal platforms
Business & Management Article Databases:
ABI/ProQuest
Articles from over 1,000 academic management, marketing, and general business journals. Alumni version available via eBaker.
Business Source Complete
Articles from academic journals, magazines, and trade publications, as well as current company, industry and region reports. Includes full-text of Harvard Business Review.
Factiva
Factiva aggregates news from national and local newspapers, magazines, trade publications and transcripts.
Or consult our Fast Answer, Article databases: which to choose?, which compares several article databases.
eJournal Platforms:
Researchers sometimes get better results by searching directly in specific ejournal platforms. However, the results will be limited to that publisher and Harvard may not have access to all the titles on the platform.
ScienceDirect
Articles from journals in the life, physical, medical, technical, and social sciences (including business and management).
SAGE Journals
Cross-disciplinary collection of journals covering health sciences, social sciences & humanities, materials sciences & engineering, and life & biomedical sciences.
Wiley Online Library
Multidisciplinary collection of journals covering life sciences, social sciences and humanities. Includes a collection of journals focusing on Business, Economics, and Finance & Accounting.