BusinessandSociety.org (ISSN 2673-6888) is the official blog of the Business & Society journal.
The journal aims to be the leading, peer-reviewed outlet for scholarly work dealing specifically with the intersection of business and society.
It publishes research that develops, tests and refines theory and which enhances our understanding of important societal issues and their relation to business. It is currently co-edited by Hari Bapuji (University of Melbourne, Australia) and Colin Higgins (Deakin University, Australia, with Deputy Editors Punit Arora (City University of New York, USA), Nelarine Cornelius (Queen Mary University of London, UK), Celine Louche (Audencia Business School, France), and Rajat Panwar (Oregon State University, USA). More information on the editorial team can be found here.
The Business & Society blog was created in March 2017 and was administered until 2019 by the former Social Media Editor, Tim Hart (University of Tulsa, USA). The blog aims at highlighting, analysing, and commenting on topics and research revolving around business and society issues. The articles are timely and relevant not only to scholars in the field, but also to practitioners, media, and members of the society. All articles undergo multiple rounds of editorial review.
The blog is currently administered and edited by Sarah Stephen (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland & University of Liverpool, United Kingdom). She looks forward to hearing from you if you have comments, feedback, or ideas related to the blog.
The blog is catalogued by the Swiss National Library with the ISSN 2673-6888 and articles can be cited.
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