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Industry and Higher Education
Industry and Higher Education,
published six times per year, is dedicated to the relationships between
business and industry and higher education institutions. With a strong
emphasis on practical aspects, the journal covers organizational, economic,
political, legal, and social issues relating to developments in
education-industry collaboration.
This journal is an international
bimonthly journal. Contributors are invited on all aspects of developments
in collaboration between higher education and industry. Articles,
viewpoints, reports, and information are welcome. (ISSN 0950-4222). Please
send all submissions to John Edmondson, Industry and Higher Education, IP
Publishing Ltd, Coleridge House, 4-5 Coleridge Gardens, London NW6 3QH, UK.
Email: JEdmondIP@aol.com Web site:
http://www.ippublishing.com
The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and
Innovation
The International Journal of
Entrepreneurship and Innovation was launched at the beginning of a century
in which an understanding of the nature, process and practice of
entrepreneurship will be a key factor in economic success.
Worldwide, the proliferation of
small businesses and their increasing importance in the economy mean that
the management and growth of such enterprises are ever-more critical in
national and regional development. At the same time, changes in work
patterns and the frequent opportunities for innovation offered by
accelerating technological development make entrepreneurship within
organizations - 'intrapreneurship' - a core challenge for large companies.
From multinational to micro-enterprise, no business can afford to ignore
this issue.
What is entrepreneurship? Can it
be taught? How do entrepreneurs balance their innovative talents with the
need to manage their business and control its growth? How do large
organizations encourage and empower entrepreneurial behavior? The
International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation addresses
these and many other questions, focusing on practical application - from
becoming an entrepreneur, through making financial choices, through
strategic planning, to internationalization and acquisition. As
entrepreneurship also has a key role to play outside the private sector, the
journal includes in its coverage entrepreneurial issues in non-profit
public-sector organizations.
Published quarterly,
Entrepreneurship and Innovation provides a worldwide forum for the
exploration and dissemination of ideas and experience relating to the
development and application of entrepreneurship. The journal takes an
interdisciplinary approach, drawing on the highest-quality work in business
and management and in the social sciences.
The International
Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (ISSN 1465-7503) is a
refereed journal and is published in February, May, August and November.
Online access to the electronic edition is provided as a free supplement to
subscribers to the printed journal.
Submissions should be sent to the editor:
Gerard McElwee, Department of Corporate Strategy, Lincoln Business School,
University of Lincoln, Brayford Pool, Lincoln LN6 7TS, UK. E-mail:
gmcelwee@lincoln.ac.uk
Journal of STEM Education Innovations and Research
The Journal of
STEM Education: Innovations and Research is a half yearly,
peer-reviewed publication for educators in Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education.
The journal emphasizes real-world case studies that focus on
issues that are relevant and important to STEM
practitioners. These studies may showcase field research as
well as secondary-sourced cases. The journal encourages case
studies that cut across the different STEM areas and that
cover non-technical issues such as finance, cost,
management, risk, safety, etc. Case studies are typically
framed around problems and issues facing a decision maker in
an organization.
Mailing
Address: The Institute for SMET Education and Research, P.O.
Box 4001, Auburn, AL 36831
Principal Contact: Janice Drummond,
drummje@auburn.edu,
Editorial Assistant, Auburn University, 202, Ross Hall,
Mechanical Engineering, Auburn, AL - 36849, Phone:
334-844-3360, Fax: 334-844-3307
The International Journal of
Applied Management and Technology
The
International Journal of Applied Management and Technology
is an on-line refereed journal published in May and
November, is sponsored by the School of Management at Walden
University and seeks to achieve the following goals:
1. Encourage collaborative and multi-disciplinary
examinations of important issues in business and technology
management
2. Engage scholars and scholar-practitioners in a dynamic
and important dialogue
3. Contribute original knowledge and expand understanding in
the fields of: Applied Management Decision Sciences,
Information Systems Management, Knowledge and Learning
Management, Engineering Management, Emerging Technologies
Project Management, Business Process Improvement, e-Business
Strategies, Operations Research Leadership and
Organizational Change, Public and Non-profit Administration,
and Public Policy.
The IJAMT welcomes submissions from scholars,
scholar-practitioners, and advanced graduate students.
Visual Communications Journal
The Visual
Communications Journal serves as the official journal of the
International Graphic Arts Education Association (IGAEA),
and provides a professional communicative link for educators
and industry personnel associated with design, presentation,
management, and reproduction of graphic forms of
communication. The journal is published bi-annually, in
print and on-line formats, during the Fall and Spring
semesters. The deadline for Fall submissions is June 15 of
each year and December 15 is the deadline for the Spring
edition. Manuscripts submitted for publication are subject
to peer review by the Association. The Visual Communications
Journal publishes professional refereed and non-refereed
articles and also accepts papers written by students of
Association members. Article submission guidelines are
available at the back of the current issue.
The Association’s mailing address is: International Graphic
Arts Education Association; 1899 Preston White Drive;
Reston, VA 20191-4367 (703-758-0595).
Submissions and correspondence related to the Visual
Communications Journal should be sent to the editor: Jerry
Waite, jwaite@uh.edu,
Information and Logistics Technology Department, University
of Houston, 312 Technology Building, Houston, TX 77204-4023
Journal of Industrial Technology (JIT)
The Journal of
Industrial Technology (JIT) is an online, applied research
journal focused on the interests of industrial technology,
applied engineering, technology management, and closely
related fields. The JIT is guided by the JIT Board, a
seven member panel of distinguished personnel from academia
and industry. Articles can be submitted for both
refereed and non-refereed review. Articles forwarded
for refereed review are vetted by an experienced
three-member Editorial Panel. Articles approved by the
Editorial Panel are then reviewed in a double-blind process,
with three JIT referees providing written feedback.
Approximately fifty JIT referees with diverse backgrounds
are available for article evaluation; these referees are
notable individuals from many well-known U.S. universities,
colleges, and corporations. Based on referee reviews,
the Editorial Panel makes the final decision on acceptance
of articles for publication in the JIT. Articles submitted
for non-refereed review are evaluated by the Editorial Panel
for appropriate content and format, before being published
in the JIT.
All article
submissions, referee reviews and correspondence for the JIT
is managed in electronic format, enhancing the ability of
the JIT to promptly review articles. The JIT is posted
online four times annually at
http://www.nait.org/jit/jit.html. Properly
prepared articles can be sent, via email attachment, to the
JIT Administrator at
JITAdmin@nait.org.
International Journal of Agile
Manufacturing (IJAM)
The International Journal of Agile Manufacturing is published
quarterly and is a peer-reviewed publication for researchers and
practitioners
in the area of Lean and Agile Manufacturing.
IJAM addresses the utilization of Agile and Advanced
Manufacturing systems, including aspects of information
modeling, teaming and sharing, networking and distribution,
planning and scheduling, reasoning and negotiation,
collaborative design, as well as, organization and management of
Agile and Advanced Manufacturing systems.
Mailing Address: Lean Institute, 4111 Monarch Way, Suite 103,
Norfolk, VA 23508
Principal Contact: Dr. Alok Verma,
lean@odu.edu,
Chief Editor and Director Lean Institute, Old Dominion
University, Kaufman Hall-214, Norfolk, VA - 23529, Phone:
757-683-3766, Fax: 757-683-5655
Web site:
http://
www.lions.odu.edu/~averma/ISAM/ijam/index.htm
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