Aims and Scope

Aims and Scope: Indian Journal of Commerce, Business & Management (IJCBM)

Aims:
The Journal of Commerce, Business and Management aims to:

1. Advance Knowledge: Foster cutting-edge research in commerce, business, and management, promoting innovation and solutions for global challenges.
2. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Encourage dialogue and collaboration across disciplines, integrating insights from business, economics, finance, marketing, and organizational behavior.
3. Practical Relevance: Provide actionable insights for business professionals, policymakers, and academics, bridging the gap between theory and practice.
4. Global Perspective: Offer a platform for researchers worldwide to share their findings, experiences, and perspectives on commerce, business, and management.

Scope:
The journal covers a broad range of topics, including but not limited to:

1. Business Management:
   • Strategic management
   • Organizational behavior
   • Leadership and decision-making
   • Innovation and change management
2. Commerce:
   • E-commerce and digital business
   • International trade and finance
   • Marketing strategies and consumer behavior
   • Supply chain management
3. Management Practices:
   • Human resource management
   • Financial management
   • Operations management
   • Entrepreneurship and small business management
4. Interdisciplinary Studies:
   • The intersection of business, economics, and social sciences
   • Ethical considerations in business and management
   • Economic and social impacts of business practices

Key Themes:

• Sustainability: Research and practices that promote sustainable business models and responsible management.
• Innovation: Technological advancements and novel approaches to business challenges.
• Globalization: The impact of globalization on business practices and management.
• Digital Transformation: The role of digital technologies in shaping business and commerce.

Target Audience:
The journal caters to:

• Researchers and Academics in business, commerce, and management.
• Business Professionals seeking insights into management practices and market trends.
• Policymakers interested in understanding the implications of business and commerce on economic and social policies.
• Students pursuing studies in business, commerce, and management.

By publishing high-quality research, the Journal of Commerce, Business and Management aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge, inform policy decisions, and promote best practices in business and commerce globally.