Magazine articles are published in general-interest or subject-specific magazines and are typically written by journalists or editors. They are designed to inform or entertain a broad audience using accessible language and attractive visuals.
While not peer-reviewed, magazine articles can still provide useful content for research — particularly in fields such as marketing, communications, sociology, and cultural analysis.
These articles may cover:
Magazine content may support your research when:
Example: In a study on eco-conscious branding, articles from magazines such as Forbes, Wired, or The Atlantic can help trace how sustainability narratives are framed in mainstream media.
Use the following databases to find magazine content relevant to business, society, and media studies:
Tip: Use filters such as “magazines” or “periodicals” to refine your search in these databases.
