Kelvin Smith Library
Directory of Open Acess Journals (DOAJ) U.S. & international
Economics titles in 2016: 2,340, examples:
Economics Bulletin
Business and Economic History Online
Econ Journal Watch
Economics Bulletin
Information Technologies and International Development
Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy
Judgment and Decision Making
Monthly Labor Review
Open Economics Journal
Sustainability : Science, Practice and Policy
Theoretical Economics
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June 2025:
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If you choose a database like Business Source Complete that has your online journal article, it will have tags & terms assigned to articles that are wihin the resource. Use those tags/terms to begin a new search for 'more like it' – that helps to identify tips for more searches. It can also highlight a good online journal and more, indicating it can be a good place to start a new search.
Journals in this list are available via the EJournals portal. Make sure you are authenticated on the Case network via Case Wireless or VPN + DuoMobile.
They are covered in a variety of databases: Business Source Complete, LexisNexis, OhioLINK Electronic Journal Center (EJC), JSTOR, MIT Press, American Periodical Series, U.Chicago Press. Several titles' earlier volumes are in print in KSL.
American Economic Review
Econometrica
Journal of Political Economy
Journal of Economic Theory
Quarterly Journal of Economics
Econometric Theory
Review of Economic Studies
Journal of Business & Economic Statistics
Journal of Monetary Economics
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