About
The Nordic Journal of Business (NJB) is a scholarly journal that publishes original scientific research in all fields of business studies. The Journal welcomes submissions of empirical and theoretical papers that contribute to knowledge of business theory and practice.
Aims and Scope
The Nordic Journal of Business is a scholarly journal that publishes original scientific research in all fields of business studies. Different aspects of business theory and practice related, among others, to accounting, corporate governance, entrepreneurship, finance, information systems, international business, management, and marketing are within the scope of the Journal.
The Nordic Journal of Business welcomes submissions of high-quality empirical and theoretical papers that contribute to knowledge of business theory and practice. The Journal is primarily interested in contributions based on the foundational disciplines of business studies, but we also encourage creative approaches and multidisciplinary research that reflects the intricate real-life relationships between functional areas of business. While the Journal provides an international forum for business research, submissions that focus on Nordic research problems or use data from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden are particularly encouraged.
Editorial Policy
The Nordic Journal of Business features:
- Empirical and theoretical research articles
- Survey and review articles
- Research notes
The core of the Journal comprises empirical and theoretical research articles. Comprehensive survey and review articles as well as short research notes will also be considered for publication. The Journal regularly publishes special issues that focus on specific research topics. All submissions are subject to initial editorial screening and are subsequently double-blind refereed by two reviewers who are recognized experts in the field of the manuscript.
About the Journal
The Nordic Journal of Business is an open access journal published four times a year by the Association of Business Schools Finland. The Journal was founded in 1952 and was formerly known as the Finnish Journal of Business Economics, or Liiketaloudellinen Aikakauskirja (LTA). Its audience includes scholars and researchers at universities and business schools, as well as executives and other practitioners interested in the application of research to practical business decisions.
The Nordic Journal of Business is a pure open access journal without submission fees, subscription fees, or any article processing charges for the authors. All articles published in the Journal are electronically available free of charge at the Journal’s website.
The Nordic Journal of Business is indexed in the Danish Bibliometric Research Indicator (BFI) list, the Finnish Publication Forum (JUFO) list, and the Norwegian Register for Scientific Journals, Series and Publishers.
The Nordic Journal of Business and the Association of Business Schools Finland are committed to follow the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) ethical guidelines for journal editors and journal publishers.
The brochure of Nordic Journal of Business can be downloaded here (pdf).
ISSN 2342-9003 (print), ISSN 2342-9011 (online)