Calls for papers
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Unseating Western Hegemonies in Contextualised Research on Gender and Entrepreneurship
International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship
This special issue challenges long held Western assumptions around the gender and entrepreneurship in order to capture its diverse nature.
Guest editor(s)
Talia Esnard,
Bronwyn P Wood,
Bettina Lynda Bastian,
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Faith and Non-Faith Worldviews in Understanding Family Relationships
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy
This special issue brings together contemporary sociological debates on how religious and/or non-religious perspectives relate to family dynamics and interactions.
Guest editor(s)
Hamide Elif Üzümcü,
Morena Tartari,
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Resilience and Performance Auditing for a Changing Public Sector Environment
Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal
Opens for Submissions 1 March 2025
Guest editor(s)
Tarek Rana,
Enrico Bracci,
Lee Parker,
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Beyond Traditional Fieldwork – Digital Ethnography’s Role in Understanding Modern Work(places)
Journal of Organizational Ethnography
This special issue examines the changing role of ethnography in organization and management research, highlighting its adaptation to modern, often digital, work environments. It focuses on digital...
Guest editor(s)
Marko Orel,
Heidi Dahles,
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The Future of Work and its Long-standing Supply Chain Implications: Lessons from the Pandemic and Beyond
The International Journal of Logistics Management
The SI issue explores flexible work arrangements' impact on supply chain resilience and future work dynamics, welcoming empirical and theoretical studies using diverse research methodologies.
Guest editor(s)
Pr. Salomée RUEL,
Dr Mohammadreza Akbari,
Associate Professor Hadi Ghaderi,
Associate Professor John Hopkins,
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Soldier Victim
Journal of Aggression, Conflict and Peace Research
Special issue aims to highlight the diverse forms of harm experienced by military personnel, often misperceived as solely inflicting pain on others.
Guest editor(s)
Stratis Andreas Efthymiou,
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