| Journal Title | Scope of Journal | USP's |
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| Sustainable Finance Review 🔗
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Is dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering actionable solutions at the intersection of finance, sustainability, and global development. The journal addresses pressing financial and sustainability challenges by providing a platform for rigorous research and informed discourse, contributing to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). | Editor in Chief and Board: Nawazish Mirza, (h-index 43), is an important researcher in the field, and an experienced EiC with a track record of delivering success. Strong SDG Focus: SFR invites research on SDG related themes covering 13/17 SDGs (Sustainable Financial Systems; Corporate Sustainability and Governance; Market Dynamics and Innovation; Policy, Regulation, and Impact; Emerging Themes and Challenges). Applied Research: Journal encourages submissions for regulators, policy makers, CSR Officers and other practitioners, translating research into practice. |
| Journal of Business Models 🔗
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The vision of the Journal of Business Models is to constitute a rigorous international journal devoted to establishing the discipline of business models as a separately recognised core discipline in academia, as is already the practice case. | Unique Focus: JOBM is unique – despite successful SIs in Long Range Planning, Harvard Business Review etc, JOBM is the only dedicated Business Models journal. Rankings & Back Issues: The journal is Scopus-ranked and comes with 13 volumes of freely accessible back issues. Conferences: Associated with the Business Models Conference, with a developing relationship with New Business Models. |
| Journal of Economic Exploitation and Inequality 🔗
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Provides a platform for critical inquiry into the mechanisms of economic exploitation and strategies for its reduction. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue with an economic focus, it brings together researchers from economics, business, sociology, psychology, political science, law, ethics, and philosophy. It aims to inform policymakers, business leaders, and academics about the structural and institutional factors that contribute to economic exploitation. With an international scope, the journal welcomes research examining economic exploitation across regions, industries, and historical periods, prioritizing empirical evidence and theoretical reflections. |
Dedicated Scope: As global inequality increases, JOEEI is the only journal dedicated to the concept of Economic Exploitation (intertwined with SDGs 1, 5, 8 and 10). Pluralistic Scope: Deliberately pluralistic scope encouraging contributions from different perspectives to produce actionable research. |
| Responsible Enterprise Pedagogy 🔗
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Explores interdisciplinary initiatives for responsible enterprise and entrepreneurship teaching and learning globally. Focuses on sustainability, sustainable development, entrepreneurship, teaching and learning. Welcomes submissions from all educational domains with new innovations and critiques of existing practices. Editors: Dr Shelley Beck and Dr Simon M Smith, Oxford Brookes University, UK. |
Special Partnerships: 2 planned special issues, including 1 in partnership with CEEMAN (over 180 institutional members across 50 countries, newsletter reach of 13,000). Unique Focus: The only journal to uniquely focus on responsible enterprise pedagogy. Flexibility: High flexibility in submission types and broad scope. |
| Journal of Responsible Management Education 🔗
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In partnership with PRME, aims to advance the Responsible Management Education research agenda by providing a dedicated platform for sharing knowledge and best practices. Welcomes submissions related to the seven PRME principles: Purpose, Values, Teach, Research, Partner, Practice, and Share. Editors (not yet contracted): Prof. Dr. Noha El-Bassiouny (GUC) & Christian Hauser (University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons, Switzerland). |
Co-branding: Co-branded journal in partnership with PRME (UN-supported global network with over 800 partner organisations). Niche Market: No existing dedicated journal in this specific area. |
| Journal of Knowledge, Risk and Sustainable Management 🔗
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An interdisciplinary, peer‑reviewed journal exploring how knowledge management, risk management, and sustainability together shape decision‑making and resilience. Connects rigorous research with practice to address real‑world challenges under uncertainty (supply‑chain disruption, ESG governance). | Strategic Market Position: Distinctive interdisciplinary niche combining knowledge, risk, and sustainability. Thought Leadership: Led by Prof. Mirko Perano (internationally recognized scholar, CEO, consultant, and risk-management expert). Integrated Scope: Not covered by single-discipline journals. |
| Artificial Intelligence and Responsible Management 🔗
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Explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping business and how it can be used responsibly. Grounded in ethics and sustainability, publishing interdisciplinary research on AI governance, ethical leadership, algorithmic bias, ESG, workforce transformation, and responsible digital innovation. Editor-in-Chief: Professor Margaret A. Goralski. |
Co-published with PRME: Co-published and co-branded with UN-supported global network (instant credibility & institutional access). High Demand Niche: Collides urgent areas (AI, ethics, and responsible business) currently underserved by siloed journals. Content Value: Aligned with UN SDGs and Global Compact principles. |
| Global Challenges and Responsible Solutions 🔗
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Focuses on how real‑world global challenges can be solved by moving beyond traditional linear economic thinking, using behavioural economics, psychology, and social systems thinking to design practical interventions and policies. Leadership: Prof. Karen Sweeting, Dr. Arthur Sementelli, James Guthrie, Peter Fritz, and Olga Bodrova. Partnership: Planned partnership with Open Forum. |
Strategic Approach: Acquired from Global Access Partners (formerly Behavioural Economics and Social Systems). Second Track Methodology: Advances an inclusive decision-making framework for wicked problems. Audience Appeal: Appeals to policymakers, practitioners, and researchers. |
| Strategic Behaviour and the Environment 🔗
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Brings together insights from economics, political science, international relations, negotiation, and related disciplines to advance understanding of strategic behaviour in environmental contexts. Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Simanti Banerjee (University of Nebraska, Lincoln, USA). 🎥 Watch The Economists Unplugged Video Interview Series |
Interdisciplinary Platform: Sits at the intersection of environmental challenges and stakeholder interactions. Acquisition: Acquired from Now Publishing with a new editor broadening scope beyond traditional economics. |
| Journal of Social Impact in Business Research 🔗
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Increases understanding of social impact, evaluates situations where impact has/hasn't been achieved, and builds bridges between scholars, professionals, and policymakers. Publishes research developing or demonstrating the social impact of business research itself. Editor: Prof. Rebekah Russell-Bennett (University of Canberra). |
Hybrid Model: Removes APC funding barriers while supporting OA mandates. Unique Focus: Dedicated specifically to evidencing societal impact of business research rather than just business phenomena. Track Record: Backed by a 20-year research culture shaping background. |
| Blue Economy Review | Contract Signed - More info soon | |
| Journal of Business Insights | Planned for 2027 - More Info coming soon | |
| Responsible Leadership Re-imagined | Planned for 2027 - More Info coming soon | |
| Regenerative Supply Chains and Circular Economy | Planned for 2027 - More Info coming soon | |
| Aging, Business & Enterprise | Planned for 2027 - More Info coming soon | |
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