RIME (Ressources sur Internet en Management et en Economie) made by French information mangers, is a directory of European and French-speacking economic and management web sites : http://www.rime.ccip.fr

ECOLINE (Guide en Sciences économiques et de gestion) : it gathers research documents in economic sciences and management. http://urfist.enc.sorbonne.fr/anciensite/Ecoline/Ecoline.html

DOGE : This bibliographic database contains over 28 000 research documents from 1984 and covers all business fileds : management, human resources, accounting, finance, marketing, production, information systems, decision making, public management, international affairs, environment. 72% of the documents are in French. You can consult the help page.
Take note ! The site gives you the possibility to order the documents, but you have to pay for it.

Theses.fr gives you access to a description of PhD thesis or currently in progress in France since 2001, and 5000 PhD thesis in full text  since 2006 .  Search by discipline, PhD schools,  PhD supervisors …

INFOMINE (Scholarly Internet Resource Collections) : specialized directory with 110 000 web sites. http://infomine.ucr.edu/

RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) is one of the most important database in economics available on Internet ; it contains more than 760.000 references of articles and working papers, 650.000 are available in full-text. 8576 worldwilde economic contribute to this database. http://repec.org/

RFE (Resources for Economists on the Internet) : this guide, supervised by Bill Goffe (Department of Economics, SUNY Oswego) and edited by the American Economic Association, contains almost 2000 valued and commented in economics. http://rfe.org/

The WWW Virtual Library : heading "Business and Economics".  Selection of websites about economics divided by thematics : arbitrage, electronic commerce, finance, history of labor, marketing, microcredit, economics, coal, transport. http://vlib.org/BusinessEconomics

CERISE : "Conseils aux Etudiants pour une Recherche d’Information Spécialisée Efficace", pedagogic tool made by Martine Duhamel, Maître de Conférence at the Université de Paris 4, and Claire Panijel Conservateur général des bibliothèques à the Urfist Paris - Ecole Nationale des Chartes. http://urfist.enc.sorbonne.fr/anciensite/cerise/index.htm

ABCDoc : methodologic guide for research and processing of the information. Web site created by the Service Universitaire de Pédagogie de l'Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse 3. http://sup.ups-tlse.fr/abcdoc

REPERE : "Ressources Électroniques Pour les Étudiants, la Recherche et l'Enseignement" :
pedagogic brochure of the ENSSIB (Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Sciences de l’Information et des Bibliothèques). http://repere.enssib.fr/

Journal Citation Report : tool of analysis to evaluate and compare academic journals : impact factor of journals, number of cited articles. It can be used to follow the evolutions of research and to identify scientific experts and laboratories.
You can download the instructions guide or consult the training website.

SCOPUS is the largest bibliographic database with citations and abstracts. It contains nearly 250 million article references from 18 000 journals (16 500 peer-reviewed journals) and more than 3,6 million conference papers. You can create your account, to define you personal profile and to save researche, alerts, "document citation alerts" and lists of reference.

Different tools are available in Scopus :

Author Identifier : to consult publications, citations and co-authors of any author. When you look up an author, the list of results includes the name of the author and all the variants. If two articles or more match with the same author, the page Author Details pops up and presents an overview of the information linked to this author.

Citation Tracker : to look up and to follow the more recent subjects in a field and to watch the research trends. You can evaluate the influence of the research results or of the work of an author by searching the number of saved citations.
From the overview of the citations, you just have to click on the full text articles or on an author you want to study in detail.

H-index (highly-cited index) : created by Professor J. Hirsch from the University of California (San Diego), this measurement system allows you to evaluate the complete work of an author. It takes into account the articles Scopus published after 1995.
The first tab posts a graph with the total number of citations received each year.
The second tab posts the number of articles published by each journal every year.
The third tab indicates the number of citations received for a particular year divided by the total number of documents received that year.
The fourth tab indicates the percentage of documents non quoted in a particular journal. It is calculated yearly.

All the functionalities are explained in detail on the help site.
You can also download the title lists

Web of Science : this portal gives access to several databases of bibliographic references since 1975 : Science Citation Index Expanded, Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), Arts & Humanities Citation Index.
You can consult the title list of Social Sciences Index here : http://science.thomsonreuters.com/cgi-bin/jrnlst/jlresults.cgi?PC=SS

You can consult the training website