Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies

Aims & Scope

We welcome cases written about real people, in real organizations, who have to make real decisions. Cases can be developed from primary and/or secondary data. Cases can have some information disguised which will need to be outlined in your research methods section in the teaching note, and the real individuals and/or company need to provide consent for the publication of the disguised case. We do not publish fictional cases. Please note that to ensure relevancy to current business contexts, all cases should be based on data or events that are no more than 2-3 years old at time of submission. Cases drawing on older material will only be considered if authors clearly demonstrate that the context, data, and learning outcomes remain directly applicable and relevant to today's environment. Submission to the collection must include a Teaching Case Study and associated teaching note.

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