Aim & Scope

International Academic Journal of Business Management (IAJBM) aims to provide a reputable platform for the dissemination of high-quality, original research and scholarly work in the field of business management. The journal seeks to advance knowledge and understanding by publishing innovative studies that contribute to theory, practice, and policy in business and management disciplines.

  • Research issues in emerging markets (EM): Challenges and opportunities in developing economies.
  • International business and local government policies: Effects of regulations on global business operations.
  • Business, production, and market orientation of local firms: Strategies of local firms to meet market demands.
  • Outsourcing from emerging markets: Trends and risks in outsourcing activities.
  • Marketing effectiveness and marketing culture: Impact and cultural influence on marketing strategies.
  • Local culture, consumer behavior, and advertisements: How culture shapes buying behavior and advertising.
  • Transforming local brands into global brands: Expanding local brands internationally.
  • Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and family businesses: Management and growth of smaller firms.
  • Local multinational firms and their management: Governance of domestic firms operating globally.
  • Foreign investments, risks, and returns: Analysis of international investments and related risks.
  • Corporate culture, strategy, and ethics: Company culture, strategic planning, and ethical considerations.
  • Organizational behavior, human resources, and training and development: Employee behavior and HR management.
  • Financial and non-financial business performance: Measuring business success beyond finances.
  • Information technology and competitiveness: Role of IT in gaining competitive advantage.
  • Entrepreneurship: New ventures, innovation, and entrepreneurial ecosystems.
  • Corporate governance and strategy, MNCs, SMEs, and entrepreneurship: Governance and strategy in various business forms.
  • Business strategy: Planning and executing to achieve competitive advantage.
  • Computing and information technologies: Impact of computing on business processes.
  • Decision analysis, optimization: Methods for effective decision-making and efficiency.
  • Economics: Economic theories applied to business and markets.
  • Environment, energy, and natural resources: Sustainable management and business impact on ecosystems.
  • Finance and risk management, revenue management: Managing finances, risks, and revenue optimization.
  • Industrial engineering and human factors: System optimization and workplace efficiency.
  • Industrial engineering/management, supply chain/logistics management: Production, supply chain, and logistics strategies.
  • Business/organizational communication, IT in global business, MIS, e-commerce: Communication and IT in business operations.
  • Marketing science: Empirical and theoretical marketing research.
  • Operations management: Efficient production and service delivery.
  • Organizations: Study of organizational structure and culture.
  • Policy modeling and public sector OR: Quantitative models in public policy and government operations.
  • Product development and management: Creating and managing new products.
  • Service science: Designing and managing service systems.
  • Simulation and stochastic models: Using simulations and probabilistic models in decisions.
  • Transportation: Logistics and transport systems in business.
  • Business law, legal environment of business/development: Legal and regulatory frameworks affecting business.
  • Economics, free trade, trade agreements, informal sector: Policies on trade and informal markets.
  • International business/management, business in transition economies: Managing business in global and changing economies.
  • Operations/production/performance/quality/project management: Managing operations, quality, and projects efficiently.