Evaluate Journals and Websites
Required Reading:

First, please review the following list of websites. Sites such as those below (e.g., cheat sites, pay term paper sites) are prohibited from use in graduate-level papers. Please note that this is not an all-inclusive list. Also, please note that Wikipedia.org is included on this list.

https://allpapers.com
https://askville.amazon.com

www.123helpme.com

www.a1essays.com

www.askmehelpdesk.com

www.associatedcontent.com

www.blurtit.com

www.cheathouse.com

www.cramster.com

www.customwritings.com

www.fratfiles.com

www.informationheadquarter.com

www.jiskha.com

www.madnotes.com

www.megaessays.com

www.midterm.us

www.papersonline.us

www.peerpapers.com

www.research-papers.com

www.solutionlibrary.com

www.answerbag.com

www.usefulpapers.com

www.brainmass.com

www.wikipedia.org — Specifically, Wikipedia should be avoided as graduate-level resource – Wikipedia is not peer-reviewed. Indeed, Wiki admits that its articles are not credible – see the following: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/About_Wikipedia#Reliability

Please review the following articles relating to evaluation of sources:

Cornell University. How to critically analyze information sources. Retrieved March 31, 2011, from https://olinuris.library.cornell.edu/ref/research/skill26.htm

University of California Berkeley. Critical evaluation of resources. Retrieved March 31, 2011, from https://www.lib.berkeley.edu/instruct/guides/evaluation.html

Assignment:

Write a 2 page paper, in which you do the following:

Evaluate several journal articles and websites, and determine whether each source is scholarly or non-scholarly.

Keys to the Assignment:

Locate the following articles in the TUI Library using ProQuest (or EBSCO if you cannot find in ProQuest).
Using the Cornell University website as a guide, perform a critical evaluation of each article or source, explaining why each of the articles or sources below is a scholarly or non-scholarly resource.
For each source below, give as many reasons as you can as to why the source is scholarly or non-scholarly.
In your Reference section, properly cite each source using APA style.
1) Edmund F. Byrne – author of the May, 2002 article entitled "Business ethics: A helpful hybrid in search of integrity." Published in in the Journal of Business Ethics, Volume #37, Issue #2. Article is found on pages 121-133.

2) Published in September 24, 2011 issue of The Economist. Article entitled "Business: The view from the top, and bottom; Corporate culture." Pages 76-77.

3) Article authored by Jonathan Dee entitled a “A Toy Maker’s Conscience," and published in the New York Times Magazine. New York: Dec 23, 2007. p. 34 (6 pages).

4) Article entitled: “75 years of lessons learned: chief executive officer values and corporate social responsibility,” authored by Carol-Ann Tetrault Sirsly, and published in the Journal of Management History in 2009. Volume 15, and Issue 1. p. 78

5) Article entitled “Corporation communication, ethics, and operational identity: a case study of Benetton.” Was authored by Janet L. Borgerson, Jonathan E. Schroeder, Martin Escudero Magnusson, and Frank Magnusson. Found in a journal entitled "Business Ethics." Oxford: July, 2009. Volume #18, Issue #3; p. 209.

6) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deontology#Kantianism

7) https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/utilitarianism-history/#JerBen

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