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How to search for information: Journals and articles

On article and journal databases

Search for articles and journals using the databases on this page. The page includes sources of popular magazines and newspapers, as well as professional and research publications. Databases usually allow you to filter your searches by document type.

How to check if a journal/magazine or an article is available in Haaga-Helia's databases?

Scholarly journals and articles

Peer review is a quality assurance tool used in science and research. Specialists in the same field of study evaluate research articles before they are accepted for publication. To check if an article is peer reviewed, see the publication data in the database (click the link in the name of the publication) or visit the website of the publication. Peer reviewed (refereed) articles can be searched with filters "Scholarly journals", "Peer reviewed", or "Research article".

Research articles are also published in academic conferences. These can be searched with filters "Conference proceedings", "Conference papers" or Proceeding papers".

Some databases have also non-academic content. See database description by hovering your cursor over the database title.

You can search research articles also with HH Finna's Article search, with AI-based recommendation tool Keenious Plus or with Google Scholar, a search engine specialised in finding research articles.

Databases for all fields

References to research articles

Specialised databases

Information technology

Tourism

Sport

Marketing and advertising

Professional magazines, popular newspapers and magazines

How to search in HH Finna

Peer-reviewed articles

When an article is not available on Haaga-Helia's licensed databases

Search for articles in Open Access services

Open Access publications are available for free on the internet. You can freely link to them, copy or download them. Below are some services where you can search Open Access publications

Ask for the article through library's inter-library loan service

Contact the researcher directly to ask for a copy of the article

  • Contact the researcher by e-mail. The name of the corresponding author and his/her e-mail address is usually shown on the preview page of an online article, even though the full article is behind a paywall.

More information on the site Alternative Access to articles by the FinELib Consortium.

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