Management (France)

Aims & Scope

M@n@gement is a generalist journal in strategy and organization studies. It seeks to publish manuscripts which contribute to the following fields: strategy, organization theory, innovation, entrepreneurship, organizational behavior, business ethics, corporate social responsibility, new forms of organization, critical management studies, sustainability transitions. All data analysis methods, be they quantitative or qualitative, are welcome. The use of original or little-used methods, such as simulation, organizational ethnography (including video ethnography), multi-method approaches, and even qualitative compared analysis (QCA and fsQCA) are especially welcome. Manuscripts based on fields of study whose originality lies either in the geographical areas concerned or in the types of organization featured (public and private organizations, for-profit or not) are also welcome. However, M@n@gement does not aim to publish articles whose main contribution lies in the following disciplines: marketing, accounting and management control, finance, information systems, and human resources.

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