Business Law: Journal articles

AGIS indexes a broad range of Australian law journals. Full-text coverage generally starts from 1999 onwards. AGIS is available via RMIT's Informit platform and is produced by the Lionel Murphy Library within the Commonwealth Attorney General's Department.

CaseBase provides catchwords and citation details for 100+ Australian and overseas legal journals. Not all articles are available in full-text.

Provides a search facility for over 43 academic law journals in Australia and New Zealand. More journals are being added with the aim of comprehensive coverage.

Access a full-text collection of 20+ Australian law journals published by Thomson Reuters/Lawbook Co.

Enter your search terms (keywords) into the main search box at the top of the page. To limit your search results to commentary, click on the AU Analytical Materials link via the left-hand menu. You can then use the left-hand menu to further limit your results to journal articles, commentary, dictionaries, or newsletters and bulletins.

HeinOnline provides access to over 2,200 law journals from around the world.

LegalTrac indexes major law reviews, bar association journals, legal newspapers and international legal journals.
- 1,500+ legal publications are indexed (1980 onwards)
- 250+ titles are available in full-text (generally from 1990 onwards)
- Main jurisdictions covered = US, UK and Canada

Search by abbreviation or journal title.

Access an A-Z list of common legal abbreviations.

Enter the title of the article into the main search box on the Library homepage (Library Search).

Enter the title of the journal in which the article was published into the main search box on the Library homepage (Library Search). If the journal is available, Library Search will direct you to the relevant database/s that contain the article.

Search for the title of the article via Google Scholar and Google to check if a free open-access copy is available.