Journals Journal of Enterprising Communities: People and Places in the Global Economy
Name
Journal of Enterprising Communities: People and Places in the Global Economy
Subjects
Sustainable development
Pyramid development
Indigenous development
Grass roots development
Pyramid development
Indigenous development
Grass roots development
ISSN
1750-6204
Description
Broadly speaking, works published in JEC come from the intersection of two broad areas of research: (i) development studies and (ii) entrepreneurship and venture creation studies. The common thread creating intersections is the community. Rigorously written empirical, conceptual and review papers are welcome, as are case studies.
From development studies broadly conceived, we look for submissions to examine sustainable development, bottom of the pyramid development, indigenous development, grass roots development, and the like. As well, we look for submissions that explore the mechanisms for development such as micro finance, fair trade, free trade, environment and other special branding, and so on.
From entrepreneurship and venture creation studies, we expect that the articles in JEC will explore needs and opportunity identification like social entrepreneurship and gender/ethnic/indigenous entrepreneurship. Again, we look to the explorations of entrepreneurship mechanisms such as innovation, venture planning, creation, development and management, and venture financing.
Bringing together elements of these wide areas of study, the community (broadly conceived) is the central element of all articles we publish.
From development studies broadly conceived, we look for submissions to examine sustainable development, bottom of the pyramid development, indigenous development, grass roots development, and the like. As well, we look for submissions that explore the mechanisms for development such as micro finance, fair trade, free trade, environment and other special branding, and so on.
From entrepreneurship and venture creation studies, we expect that the articles in JEC will explore needs and opportunity identification like social entrepreneurship and gender/ethnic/indigenous entrepreneurship. Again, we look to the explorations of entrepreneurship mechanisms such as innovation, venture planning, creation, development and management, and venture financing.
Bringing together elements of these wide areas of study, the community (broadly conceived) is the central element of all articles we publish.
Publisher
Emerald
Journal Webpage
Journal type
Hybrid Journal