How can we navigate today’s publishing landscape?

On Wednesday 21 October, the Global Business School Network (GBSN) will host a webinar with a panel of experts offering guidance on how to develop effective research and publishing strategies against the backdrop of geopolitical upheaval and confusion surrounding the impact question. The intention is to spark a debate around the potential of a ‘paradigm … Continue reading How can we navigate today’s publishing landscape?

Blurred lines

Science through time has always represented truth. Logical truth, verifiable truth, empirical truth – whatever the scientific method employed the single goal has been to find out whether something was true or false. Most of the time this might not be anything very exciting or innovative, but from the high school lab to cutting edge R&D, the pursuit of science seemed pretty clear cut.  The reporting … Continue reading Blurred lines

Wish List

April saw the curtain come down on one of the most remarkable resources available in business and management research. The Harzing Journal Quality List (https://harzing.com/blog/2026/04/72nd-edition-of-the-journal-quality-list-online) has been meticulously researched and updated an incredible 72 times over the 26 years of its existence, providing a reliable snapshot to academics and publishers alike how ranked journals compared across disciplines from different journal lists published round the world.  The brainchild of … Continue reading Wish List