The Journal of Business and Society publishes original empirical, theoretical and methodological articles, and is intended for readers familiar with economic, social or technological theory and analysis. Survey or atheoretical exploratory research and commentaries are also of interest if they make important contributions to the areas of concern. Editorial policy is to promote interest in and knowledge of issues and to illustrate how professional research and analysis can be of practical use.
Emphasis is given to developing countries.
The Editorial Board invites the submission of manuscripts from businessmen, executives, scientists and academicians. The Journal of Business and Society is regularly listed in the International Current Awareness Services and selected material is indexed in the International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, both published by the London School of Economics and Political Science. Manuscript Instructions for Authors Articles should be written as understandably and concisely as possible with clarity and meaningfulness, according to the Chicago Manual for Style. Footnotes should appear on a separate page in a uniform style. Tables, charts and graphs should appear on separate pages labeled in numerical order and grouped at the end of the manuscript.