"A business case study is a description of an actual situation, commonly involving a decision, a challenge, an opportunity, a problem or an issue faced by a person (or persons) in an organization. A case allows (the student) to step figuratively into the position of a particular decision maker. The strength of the case method of teaching is that students have to apply business principles to the issues raised and defend their recommended course of action to their fellow students."
Erskine, J.A. and Leenders, M.R., Learning with Cases, © 1997, Richard Ivey School of Business.
You can find case studies in the following Library databases.
The most comprehensive database covering journals, dissertations, country and industry reports, company profiles, etc.
A multidisciplinary database containing journal articles, magazines, book chapters, etc. and a wealth of country, market, industry and company profiles.
Faculty can request an educator account to download the inspection copies of cases and teaching notes. Please send an e-mail to chinacases@ceibs.edu for the request.
The following publishers or clearinghouses charge a fee for access to their case studies. Students need to pay a small fee in order to access the entire case study. Faculty can apply for an educator account and download the inspection copies of cases and teaching notes for free.
The following sites provide free access to some case study materials.
You can use Library's One Stop Search to locate the print or electronic books about case studies.
Please search and read these journals from library's website.
Contact a librarian:
Lisa Lu
Tel: 86-21-28905245
Email: llisa@ceibs.edu
Contact CEIBS Case Centre:
Hotline: 86-21-28905345
Email: chinacases@ceibs.edu