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Google Scholar (GS)The most helpful search for exploring issues within a topic. The "cited by" link indicates how many subsequent works cited this one and offers thereby some guidance as to what's a major study in the field. Search again in GS any article or book title from a search of the databases below to see the "cited by" number.
Business Source EliteBSE sets you square in the core secondary literature for all aspects of literature from 1985 to the present. Use the "peer reviewed" limit to retrieve results that are academic.
EconLitThis is the premier database for secondary literature on all aspects of economics.
Academic Search CompleteASC is comparable to Google Scholar in regard to academic articles in journals. Offers "subjects" (left navigation) that help to identify terms to search and help narrow to your results.
JSTORJSTOR is full text archive of academic journals. The content of JSTOR is included in a Google Scholar search.
Nexis UniA good database to browse for an issue within your topic but it doesn't index the academic literature you need for the literature review.
The aim of this article is to undertake a systematic literature review (SLR) of empirical research that uses multisource methods for collecting data about Ethical Leadership (EL).
The main aim of the present study is to explore the concept of work alienation through literature review. In addition, the study attempts to identify the potential predictors or antecedents of work alienation along with its possible consequences.
