The database Business Source Premier is the only place you can get electronic access to HBR articles.
If you want to find specific articles online, use this search strategy in Business Source Premier:
This should display the article “The Grass Isn’t Greener” as HTML Full Text or as a PDF which you can either print or download to your computer.
If you wish to browse the Harvard Business Review month by month:
No. While HBR Cases are searchable in Business Source Premier from 1942 to present by company name and subject, there is no text from the case study. To search for cases related to a specific topic, simply enter “Harvard Business School Cases” into the search box and select “SO Publication Name” in the “Select a Field box” and then enter the topic or company you need a case study for. You will not get the full-text of the case study only date, author, company, and possibly a few subject terms. You can purchase Harvard Business Cases here: https://store.hbr.org/case-studies/.
No, again. Because HBR Cases are often purchased as course-specific materials, they are rarely available through Interlibrary Loan. UNC Libraries are not able to purchase case studies. You really must just buy the case study or talk with your professor for other options.
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About PACER
The Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) system offers case and docket information from Federal Appellate, District, and Bankruptcy courts. PACER provides detailed case information not available on Nexis, including:
for federal court cases only.
You must register with PACER to search: registration form (credit card required for speedy access; or read details about "search only" access to PACER). After you've registered, login to PACER.
Check out UNC Law Library's PACER page for more info.
RECAP (or" PACER for free for some documents)
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