Journal Quicklinks
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UChicago E-JournalsFind online access to journals, magazines and newspapers.
Here are some popular titles
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Wall Street Journal via ProQuestUse ProQuest Historical Newspapers for articles prior to 1984.
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Financial TimesAvailable from ProQuest, Access World News and Nexis Uni with a 30 day delay from the date of publication.
Chicago Booth students have access to FT.com through Booth Career Services
Best Databases for Finding Articles
These databases are focused on business and economics and are generally the best starting points for finding articles in these disciplines.
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EconLit with Full TextBest for empirical studies Also indexes book chapters, working papers and dissertations.
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FactivaFull text of over 9000 publications, including newspapers and trade journals. An excellent source for foreign newspapers.
BrowZine
BrowZine is a service that lets you scan journal tables of contents without visiting the publisher site. You can quickly view any article of interest directly from the BrowZine App or web site.
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Business & Economics Journals at BrowZineBrowse the latest issues of journals using BrowZine's web site. Register to save journals to your personal bookshelf.
Download BrowZine Apps
Download the free app for additional functionality.
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BrowZine for AndroidFor tablets and phones, requires Android 4.1+
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BrowZine for Kindle FireFor Kindle Fire HD
Other Useful Article Databases
These databases are broader in scope but can be useful for many topics.
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Articles PlusSearches across a broad group of databases and journals. Best for starting a broad search, rather than a narrow topic.
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JSTORFull text of journals in all disciplines. Emphasis is on archival content, with fewer current journals available.
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ScopusSearches articles across all disciplines, with broad international coverage. Also good for finding articles that cite an article.
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Web of ScienceBroad coverage across disciplines. Also good for finding articles that cite an article.
Finding Specific Articles
Trying to locate an article? Try these sources
- Search for the title of the journal in the Electronic Journals database
This will indicate whether the Library has access to a journal online and which years are avaialble. - Search for the title of the journal in the Library Catalog
This will show print holdings. It will also include the Find It button
, which will link to online access when available. - Try the Citation Linker
This attempts to match a citation to our online databases. This will not indicate whether an article is in a print journal, however.
Find It!
Look for the button in Library databases to locate the full text of articles. Many of our databases contain only citations and the Find It button can link you to the full text in another source or help you locate the print when an artilce is not available online. It also links to our Interlibrary Loan service, which will borrow copies of articles that the Library does not have access to.