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1 12,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,..54 Academic Journal Guide 2015 - page 1 ACADEMICJOURNALGUIDE2015 SEO versionTable of Contents | Flash version13,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,..54 Academic Journal Guide 2015 - page 2 CONTENTSA cknowledgements. 3 Editors Introduction. 5 Methodology. 6 Conclusion. 10 References . 14 TablesAccounting. 15 Business History and Economic History. 17 Economics, Econometrics and Statistics. 18 Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management. 25 Finance. 26 General Management, Ethics and Social Responsibility. 29 Human Resource Management and Employment Studies. 30 Information Management. 31 Innovation. 33 International Business and Area Studies.

2 34 Management Development and Education. 35 Marketing. 36 Operations and Technology Management. 38 Operations Research and Management Science . 40 Organisation Studies. 42 psychology (General). 43 psychology (Organisational) . 45 Public Sector and Health Care . 47 Regional Studies, Planning and Environment. 48 Sector Studies. 49 Social Sciences. 51 Strategy. 53 SEO versionTable of Contents | Flash version1,24,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,..54 Academic Journal Guide 2015 - page 3 ABS Academic Journal Guide 2015 Acknowledgements -3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSA MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGEMENT BOARDWe are hugely grateful to the Editors, Methodologists and members of the Scientific Committee without whom the AcademicJournal Guide 2015 would not be possible.

3 The work they have carried out to analyse data, consult with subject communitiesand find consensus has led to an impressive and robust Guide to the range, subject matter and quality of journals in whichbusiness and management academics publish their research. With their hard work we have a Guide which is genuinelybased upon peer review, along with editorial and expert judgements following from the evaluation of many hundredsof are also very thankful to the founding Editors of the Guide . The ABS Guide was originally created and then published in2009 through the initiative of Professor Charles Harvey, Aidan Kelly, Professor Huw Morris, and Professor Michael by their peer community they have helped produce a very valuable service to the business and managementacademic community.

4 This 2015 edition of the Guide continues and builds on their , we must thank Thomson Reuters for the permission to use their JCR data, and Elsevier for the use of their SNIP and SJRmetrics powered by Journal Guide Management BoardProfessor Rolf D. Cremer,Dean Emeritus of CEIBS and Head, Global Bridges China Forum (Chair of the Board)Professor Angus Laing,Dean of Business & Economics, Loughborough University and Chair, Association of Business SchoolsProfessor Bob Galliers,Bentley UniversityAnne Kiem,Chief Executive, Association of Business SchoolsWe would like to thank the following individuals:Co-Editors in ChiefProfessor GeoffreyWood,Warwick Business SchoolProfessor David Peel,Lancaster University Management SchoolChief MethodologistsProfessor Marc Goergen,Cardiff Business SchoolProfessor James Walker,Henley Business SchoolMethodologistProfessor Andrew Simpson,Sheffield University Management SchoolChair of the Scientific CommitteeProfessor Heinz T selmann,Manchester Metropolitan University Business SchoolSEO versionTable of Contents | Flash version1,2,35,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14.

5 54 Academic Journal Guide 2015 - page 4 ABS Academic Journal Guide 2015 Acknowledgements -4 Scientific Committee MembersAccountingProf. Lisa JackManagement Control Association / University of PortsmouthProf. Kevin HollandCardiff Business SchoolBankingProf. JohnWilsonBritish Accounting and Finance Association / University of St. AndrewsBehavioural ScienceProf. Wandi Bruine de BruinEuropean Association for Decision Making / Leeds University Business SchoolBusiness & Economic HistoryProf. Geoffrey G. JonesHarvard Business SchoolEconomicsProf. Robert TaylorEssex UniversityProf. TimWorrallUniversity of Edinburgh Business SchoolEnterprise/ EntrepreneurshipProf.

6 MikeWrightImperial College Business School, LondonEthics, CSR and ManagementProf. Stephen BrammerBirmingham Business SchoolFinanceProf. Marco PaganoEuropean Finance Association / University of NaplesHuman Resource ManagementProf. Pawan BudwarAston Business SchoolInnovationProf. Ammon SalterUniversity of Bath School of ManagementInternational BusinessProf. Heinz T selmannManchester Metropolitan University Business SchoolInformation ManagementProf. Bob GalliersAssociation for Information Systems / Bentley UniversityManagement EducationProf. Ken StarkeyUniversity of NottinghamMarketingProf. Gilles LaurentFondation Nationale pour l Enseignement de la Gestion des Entreprises / HEC ParisProf.

7 Nina ReynoldsAcademy of Management / University of SouthamptonOperations ManagementProf. Cipriano ForzaEuropean Operations Management Association / University of PaduaOrganisational PsychologyProf. Marc van VeldhovenEuropean Association of Work and organizational psychology / Tilburg UniversityOrganisational psychology andGeneral ManagementProf. David GuestKing s College LondonOrganisational SociologyProf. Nic BeechUniversity of St. Andrews School of ManagementOperational Research andManagement ScienceProf. Juergen BrankeCommittee of Professors of Operational Research / Warwick Business SchoolPublic SectorProf. Steve MartinCardiff Business SchoolRegional & Area StudiesProf.

8 Frank HorwitzCranfield School of ManagementRegional Studies,Planning & EnvironmentProf. Ron MartinJudge Business School, University of CambridgeSector StudiesProf. Julie FroudManchester Business SchoolProf. Peter McKiernanStrathclyde Business SchoolSocial SciencesProf. Mark StuartBritish Universities Industrial Relations Association / Leeds University Business SchoolSports, Leisure and TourismProf. Stephen PageAssociation for Events Management Education / School of Tourism,Bournemouth UniversityProf. John TribeAssociation for Tourism in Higher Education / University of Surrey Business SchoolStatisticsProf. Robert TaylorEssex University Business SchoolStrategyProf.

9 Henk VolberdaEuropean Academy of Management / Rotterdam School of ManagementDr Sotirios ParoutisStrategic Management Society / Warwick Business School2010 Editorial TeamWe would also like to thank the Editors of the 2010 Academic Journal Quality Guide ( The ABS Guide 2010 ):Professor Charles Harvey,University of NewcastleAidan Kelly,Goldsmiths, University of LondonProfessor Huw Morris,formally University of Salford, nowWelsh GovernmentProfessor Michael Rowlinson,Queen Mary University of LondonSEO versionTable of Contents | Flash version1,2,3,46,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15, ..54 Academic Journal Guide 2015 - page 5 ABS Academic Journal Guide 2015 Editors' Introduction -5 EDITORS INTRODUCTIONThe Purpose and Features of theAcademic Journal GuideWelcome to the Association of Business Schools AcademicJournal Guide (the Guide ).

10 The Guide is based uponpeer review, editorial and expert judgements followingthe evaluation of many hundreds of publications, and isinformed by statistical information relating to citation. It isa Guide to the range, subject matter and relative quality ofjournals in which business and management academicspublish their primary motivation of the Editors and the ScientificCommittee is to provide a level playing field. Emergingscholars will have greater clarity as to which journals toaim for, and where the best work in their field tends to beclustered. By the same measure, publication in top journalsgives scholars a recognised currency on which careerprogress can be based; should personal networks deny itscurrency in one institution, there will be others who willrecognise and welcome work may of course be found anywhere, but it isa generally held view that good work is more likely tobe found in some journals as compared to others.