How can I get Harvard Business School Case Studies?
Harvard Business Publishing makes a great deal of money selling these for business school course packs and will not make them available to libraries. You can, however, order them directly from HBS, around $8.95 each
How to find them:
Harvard Business Review publishes one case study per issue. These generally deal with fictitious companies but are very good studies of current problems faced by companies.
Search by company name or topic. Abstracts are usually included.
Harvard also sells cases from Babson College and Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, among others.
Use "case studies" as a subject term for the search, then add a keyword in the field below.
OR, filter for case studies in the Document Type field:
To get Case Studies in Nexis Uni:
❖ Click Advanced Search on the Nexis Uni home page.
❖ Type search terms in the search box.
❖ Scroll down the page and enter the words - case study - in the "this exact phrase" box.
❖ Click "Add" to place those terms with your keywords in the top box.
❖ Click the search icon to proceed to the results screen.(Some results will be news about studies, but these can yield helpful search terms)
On the One Business Advanced Search page, type in some keywords, then choose "Business Case" and "Case Study" from the Document Type dropdown.