European Management Review

The European Management Review (EMR) is EURAM's peer-reviewed journal, ISI listed as of 2013. The impact factor for 2016 is 1.33.

All EURAM Members receive a subscription to the journal, which is accessible in our publisher Wiley's online librarary.

As a member of EURAM, you will have on-line access to 14 additional publications from Wiley-Blackwell:

Corporate Governance: An International Review
Creativity and Innovation Management
European Financial Management
Gender Work Organisations
Human Resource Management
Human Resource Management Journal
International Journal of Selection Assessment
Journal of Economics and Management Strategy
Journal of Organizational Behavior
Managerial and Decision Economics
New Technology Work and Employment
R & D Management
Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal
Strategic Management Journal

Access to EMR + 14 Wiley Management Journals

New Editor-in-Chief: Professor Yochanan Altman

Editorial Board: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/(ISSN)1740-4762/homepage/EditorialBoard.html

EMR paper submission page: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/emr

EMR author guidelines: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/(ISSN)1740-4762/homepage/ForAuthors.html

Previous Editors:

2004-2005 Pierre Dussauge, HEC Paris, France

2006-2008 Bruce Kogut, Columbia University, USA

2009-2013 Alfonso Gambardella and Maurizo Zollo (until 2012), Bocconi University, Italy

2014-2018 Mustafa Özbilgin, Brunel University, U.K.

2018- Professor Yochanan Altman

EMR online: http://journals.euram-online.org/pw/associations/euram/euramlogin.asp?item=jrn&association_id=15

Methodological considerations are central to academic research. Methodology Matters is a new section of the European Management Review that seeks to provide a peer-reviewed outlet for contributions about the challenges of conducting management research.

Xenophobia Monitor

Xenophobia = from Greek: xénos = 'the stranger', 'the guest'; phóbos = 'fear'

Call for papers

A wave of xenophobia is sweeping the world and notably Europe, with no end in sight. Recent events: the refugee crisis, Islamist terror, the rising incidence of racism, antisemitism and islamophobia, Brexit, the rise of Far Right and Extreme Left parties, populist rhetoric - all point a finger of blame to the stranger, and by extension, the 'other';