St John’s College Library

SUBJECT GUIDE:

MANAGEMENT

STUDIES

Resources for Management Studies

1. Books

Books on management studies may be found on the Second floor.

Aspects of management are included within both economics (H section in Garden wing) and engineering

(T section in Chapel wing).

Broad outline of where some topics in management science may be found:

General organisation of production and

HD 28-70 Industrial management

HD 30.22 Including Managerial economics

HD 30.23 Decision making

HD 30.28 Strategic planning

HD 58.7 Organisational structure and behaviour

HF 5414 Marketing

HF 5548.8- Industrial psychology

HF 5549- Personnel management

HF 5601- Accounting

HG 1- Finance

T 56-60 Management science

TS 155 Manufacturing

2. Journals

All of the Library’s journal holdings, listed by subject, are available via the website:

www.joh.cam.ac.uk/journals

St John’s take a range of economics journals, which may hold items of interest. A printed list of all current

journals available may be found at the Issue desk. Ejournals can be searched via eresources@cambridge

(see overleaf for more information).

3. Electronic Resources

Cambridge LibGuides provide a complete guide to all subjects and electronic resources such as e-journals,

ebooks and databases available across the University:

http://libguides.cam.ac.uk

Recommended resources include:

Business Source Complete

Capital IQ (S&P)

Factiva

IBIS World

Passport (Euromonitor International)

The Judge Business School Infolib website is an excellent portal for relevant databases, ebooks and

journals and industry information:

http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/infolib/

Note: A Raven password is required for online access off-campus.

Other libraries you may find useful: University Library, Judge Business School Information Centre,

Marshall Library, SPS (Sociology and Land Economy) Library.

Recommendations

The College Library aims to provide all works necessary for Part One courses, and a selection of the most

important works required for Part Two. We receive reading lists from the departmental libraries in

advance of each academic year, and continually update the Library collections in response to requests

from Directors of Studies, supervisors, and students. You can recommend an item by using the online

recommendation form or by filling in a recommendation form available at the Issue Desk. All reasonable

requests will be considered. If texts you require for your course are not available in the College Library,

please talk to a member of Library staff.

Help

If you have any difficulty in tracing the material you need, whether in printed or

electronic format, please ask a member of Library staff for assistance.

Cover photo taken by Ben Gallagher