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International Journal of Management and Marketing Research

International Journal of Management and Marketing Research

International Journal of Management and Marketing Research (IJMMR)

The International Journal of Management and Marketing Research (IJMMR), ISSN 1933-3153 (print) ISSN 2157-0205 (online), publishes high-quality articles in all areas of management and marketing. Theoretical, empirical and applied manuscripts are welcome for publication consideration. The journal is currently published once per year by The Institute for Business and Finance Research (IBFR). The journal overall acceptance rate is between 10 and 15 percent. The Journal uses a blind review process.

Indexing

The Journal is indexed in ZBW Leibniz Information Center for Economics – EconBIZ

Distribution

The International Journal of Management and Marketing Research (IJMMR) s distributed in print, and electronically through EBSCOHost, Research Papers in Economics (RePEc) and the IBFR website.

Notable Rankings

  • “Tier 3” Ranking in Westminster College Journal Ranking (2014).
    (Rankings from 1-4, with 1 being the highest.  Tier 3 journals are defined as:  Refereed Journal, National or Regional Audience).
  • “C” ranking in Australian Business Deans Council Ranking (2013 edition only).
    (Journals are ranked A, B or C.  A=best).
  • 2018 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA), Australian Research Council, an organization of the Australian Government.
     Inclusion in this listing requires journals to meet the Council’s peer review and quality standards.
  •  Ranked the 1,594th best journal from 2,463 journals ranked in
    IDEAS/RePEc 2020 Aggregate Rankings of Economics Journals.

Impact Factors

Available through Harzing’s Publish or Perish and Research Papers in Economics (RePEc)

Current Issue

International Journal of Management and Marketing Research, Volume 16, Number 1, 2023, full issue (IJMMR-V16N1-2023)

Closing the Gap Between Accountability and Diversity: An Explication of Accountability, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in Organizational Training, 1-20 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-1)

Todd Royle & Jie G. Fowler

Start-up Abroad: An Abductive Analysis of American Expat-Preneurs in Germany, 21-34 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-2)

Art Barnard & Dennis Kopf

United Nations Communication on Progress Emerges as the Primary Environmental, Social, and Governance Reporting Center, 35-47 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-3)

Kathleen Wilburn

The Social Identity Dynamics of the Europeanization of Bulgaria: Reconstructing Gramscian Hegemony in a Post-Neocolonial Balkan Nation-State, 49-88 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-4)

Benedict E. DeDominicis

Consumer Changes Induced by Adoption of the Internet of Things, 89-97 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-5)

Zhenpan Wang, Sulin Chung & Xiuzhu Gu

Intrapreneurship Business Incubators and Business Creation: Evidence from Mexico, 99-107 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-6)

Ana Isabel Ordóñez Parada, Jesús Sáenz Olivas, Xóchitl Bustillos Varela & Yolanda Rosales Manjarrez

Perceived Impacts of the Deregulation of Mexican Immigrants’ Labor Competencies in the USA, 109-125 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-7)

Azucena Herrera & Jorge Gonzalez

Relationship Between Executive Compensation, Economic Value Added, and Accounting Performance Measures: Evidence from Canadian Listed Companies, 127-140 (IJMMR-V16N1-2023-8)

Sekhar Amba & Devinder Singh

 

Past Issues (Archive)

All past issues are available through RePEc

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