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JOURNAL PATHWAYS International Small Business Journal (ISBJ) International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (IJEI) Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy (EAP:C) Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development (JSBED) International Journal of Entrepreneurship Education (IJEE) Women's Entrepreneurship Review (WER) Each of the editors of these journals has offered a pathway to publication for refereed conference papers. In some instances special editions are suggested for this conference. In other cases, papers that address the specific objectives of the journal in question will be received and refereed on that basis. Accepted referred submissions that are outside the scope of the journals will be still be linked to the appropriate track in the conference. If a submission is deemed to be in too early a state of preparation for the refereed status, it will be treated as a working paper. There is no guarantee of publication in these journals, but submitted papers will be reviewed. It is likely that final papers at the conference will need further revisions before publication. Authors can elect not to submit their papers to the journal for publication. Papers for these pathways should be submitted to the appropriate track and marked with their intended journal pathway. International Small Business Journal (ISBJ) Themes: Special Editions on: Web site: http://www.sagepub.com/journal.aspx?pid=306&sc=1 The ISBJ provides a peer-reviewed forum for the dissemination of high quality research on small businesses from researchers throughout the world. The Journal seeks to raise our level of theorisation and understanding of small businesses with an emphasis on multidisciplinary approaches and systematic studies. Papers which contribute to both theory and policy are acceptable for publication. The Journal publishes high quality papers which help to improve the analytical understanding of small businesses and contribute to more effective policies for and management of small business. International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (IJEI) Theme: Special Edition on Rural Entrepreneurship. Papers relevant to the Journal. The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation addresses questions focusing on practical application - from becoming an entrepreneur, through making financial choices, through strategic planning, to internationalization and acquisition. As entrepreneurship also has a key role to play outside the private sector, the journal includes in its coverage entrepreneurial issues in non-profit public-sector organizations. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy (EAP:C) Theme: Papers relevant to government and policy in relation to entrepreneurship and small business Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy is a fully refereed journal committed to interdisciplinary research on issues of Government and Policy with an international perspective. The journal is interested in theoretical papers and empirical assessment. It also considers case studies provided that they have a broader international relevance. Disciplines from which papers are derived are broad and include political science, planning, geography, economics, law, sociology, and public administration. Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development (JSBED) Theme: SME Development. Papers relevant to the journal Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development is written for leaders of SMEs and academics in the field of entrepreneurship. Combining case studies, with quality research, to provide you with an authoritative discussion on the developments surrounding small businesses. They seek to explore best practice, investigate strategies for growth, and to assist and inform those responsible for the management of SMEs. International Journal of Entrepreneurship Education (IJEE) Themes: Business Planning (best practice, methods and impact) The aim of the International Journal of Entrepreneurship Education (IJEE) is to enhance (business and economics) entrepreneurship education worldwide through the publication of high quality refereed articles, case studies, teaching strategies and lectures on entrepreneurship, as well as theoretical and applied research on entrepreneurship education. Women's Entrepreneurship Review (WER) Themes: Papers relevant to enterprise support delivery to women and the experience of women entrepreneurs themselves. The Womenâs Entrepreneurship Review (WER) is a new international journal publishing innovative research and best practice case studies from around the world. It is aimed at both the academic and the practitioner and is envisaged as a practical tool in support delivery. The Editorial Board is particularly committed to developing a strong critical perspective in this emerging field and to encouraging debate and information sharing through the WER website. For further information on submitting papers for the ISBA 2004 Conference see: Call for Papers | ||
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