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Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Call for Papers: International Journal of Management and Sustainability (IJMS)

The journal focuses on the following topics: corporate governance, human resource management, strategic management, entrepreneurship, marketing, e-business, services, information technology management, production & operations management, financial management, decision analysis, management research methods and managerial economics, environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, economic sustainability and any disciplines concerning the interaction between management and enterprise sustainable development. It seeks to provide a forum for debates on practical and policy implications to sustainable development. This journal also encourages studies on solutions to improve corporate performance towards sustainability.

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