The Journal of European Tort Law (JETL) is the first law review to be dedicated to this important and dynamic area of European private law. It aims to contribute to the analysis and development of tort law in Europe by the publication of scholarly articles, comments and reviews. It has a primarily comparative focus, but willingly embraces all scholarly perspectives, including economic analysis of law and legal sociology. Its subject matter extends beyond substantive tort law to the wider tort system, including private and social insurance. 
 
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For over three decades, the Journal of Family History has been the leading resource for scholars interested in the history of the family. Today, JFH continues to be the most important forum for international research on family, kinship and population. Its focus encompasses work from a variety of perspectives, including gender, sexuality, race, class, and culture. 
Interdisciplinary Scholarship 
 
JFH focuses on historically based studies on family, kinship, and demography, featuring valuable contributions from the following fields:

• Anthropology
• Cultural Studies
• Demography
• Economics
• Family Studies
• Gender Studies
• History
• Law
• Literature
• Policy Studies
• Political Science
• Religion
• Sociology

 
 
Comprehensive Coverage 
 
Offering an extensive representation of the various perspectives on the history of the family, the journal publishes interdisciplinary, comparative, monographic, and interpretive work, drawing from both recent history and more distant periods. Regular features include: * Articles * Book Review Section * Debates * Research Notes * Review Essays * Thematic Symposia 
International Reputation 
 
Published in association with the National Council on Family Relations, JFH has earned an international reputation for publishing the best research by top scholars world-wide. JFH is essential reading for historians of the family as well as scholars from other disciplines whose interests lie in various aspects of the family.  
 
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Journal of General Management is quarterly peer reviewed journal, with a mission. The mission of the Journal of General Management is to provide thought leadership by publishing articles on managerial practices with organisation-wide or cross-functional implications. We seek original theoretical and practical insights into general management in all types of organisations.  
We are global in orientation and welcome submissions rooted in empirical research or novel business solutions in all fields related to general management including (but not restricted to): strategy, leadership, corporate governance, international business, decision-making, change management and corporate social responsibility. We also seek articles written from a functional perspective such as finance, marketing or supply chain management, provided these demonstrate links to cross-functional and general management topics. We aim to increase the relevance of developments in individual disciplines for general managers. The journal seeks to advance knowledge as to the multi-disciplinary nature of management and fulfil three objectives: 
 
1. To help top managers understand the salient economic, social, political and technological issues that affect the success of their organisation, and their abilities to act;  
2. To keep senior executives up-to-date with new developments in the theory and practice of general management; 
3. To foster new thinking, research, and the exchange of experience between academics and policy-makers across the world. 
 
We consider papers that build or expand general management theory as well as research that tests theories. In particular, we invite papers dealing with current management debates and cutting-edge business solutions. The journal is open to research based in conventional as well as emerging quantitative and qualitative methodologies.  
 
A Brief History of JGM 
Professors Keith MacMillan and Bernard Taylor founded the Journal of Business Policy - forebear to the Journal of General Management - in 1970. Their aim was to provide a focus for the study and research of the function and responsibilities of top management. The occasion for the journal's founding was an International Seminar on Teaching and Research in Business Policy held at the University of Bradford. Taylor and MacMillan also edited a book with the title Business Policy: Teaching and Research (New York: Wiley, 1973). 
In 1972 both men moved from Bradford University to Henley Management College (now the Henley Business School, University of Reading). Henley was known for its focus on General Management and, in order to broaden the Journal's appeal to practicing managers, the journal's name was changed from Business Policy to the Journal of General Management. 
 
The focus, which had begun with an exclusive emphasis on 'the function and responsibilities of top management', was broadened to include a wide range of topics pertinent to the pursuit of managerial excellence - the journal has catered to the modern manager's need to be knowledgeable in a wide range of fields, flexible and virtuosic so as to have the agility to switch easily between handling matters as diverse as strategy, reputation, finance, and HRM. The excellent general manager must, to borrow a metaphor from a JGM article (Remenyi, Grant, Pather, 2005), be able to change colours with the same ease as a chameleon alters its skin.  
JGM is therefore aimed at the practitioner or researcher who appreciates the importance of research with practical implications, global reach, and a broad vision of the general manager's complex role. 
 
The Journal's Contribution 
The JGM has helped to focus the attention of executives, consultants, teachers and researches on Leadership, decision making and organisational change at the top of businesses and other organisations. Over the years, articles have focussed on themes such as: 
 
· Identifying and building on business strengths and core competences. 
· Generating new businesses through entrepreneurship and innovation 
· Developing co-operative strategies through alliances and Joint Ventures 
· Corporate Governance and Board Leadership at the top of the organisation, e.g. how non-executive directors create value. 
 
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Das "Journal of Globalization and Development (JGD)" veröffentlicht wissenschaftliche Forschungsergebnisse und politische Analysen über die Globalisierung, Entwicklung und deren Wechselwirkungen. Die Zeitschrift fördert den kreativen Dialog zwischen theoretischem Fortschritt und empirischen Studien, um die Grenzen der Entwicklungsanalyse zu erweitern. Außerdem versucht die Zeitschrift die innovativen, wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse für wichtige politische Fragen mit dem fundierten Wissen von Praktikern zu kombinieren. JGD fördert alternative Perspektiven auf allen Ebenen der Entwicklung und der Globalisierung und beinhaltet Beiträge von Wissenschaftlern aus Entwicklungs- und Industrieländern. 
 
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Journal of Health and Social Behavior is a medical sociology journal that publishes empirical and theoretical articles that apply sociological concepts and methods to the understanding of health and illness and the organization of medicine and health care. Its editorial policy favors manuscripts that are grounded in important theoretical issues in medical sociology or the sociology of mental health and that advance theoretical understanding of the processes by which social factors and human health are inter-related. 
 
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Created in 2004, the Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (JHSEM) is an online journal that publishes original, innovative, and timely articles describing and assessing research and practice in the fields of homeland security and emergency management. JHSEM publishes not only peer-reviewed articles but also opinion, news/communiqués, and book/media reviews. Its electronic format allows us to leverage communication technologies in order to accumulate and disseminate the latest knowledge on a broad range of related topics in a timely and inexpensive manner. However, JHSEM is also offered in print format for those who prefer the traditional media. 
 
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The Journal of Industrial Relations (JIR) is an ISI-ranked, peer-reviewed international journal administered by the Australian Labour and Employment Relations Association (ALERA). The JIR is based in the Discipline of Work and Organisational Studies at the University of Sydney Business School. ALERA (formerly the Industrial Relations Society of Australia) was established in May 1958 and the first issue of the Journal of Industrial Relations appeared in the following year. ALERA brings together representatives of management, trade unions, government, the professions and academia. 
 
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The field of political theory has changed dramatically in recent years, as the international and global dimensions of contemporary life have driven political inquiry beyond its traditional domestic boundaries. The Journal of International Political Theory (JIPT) aspires to enhance the possibilities for the development and exchange of ideas regarding political theory into the realm of international and world affairs, and encourages innovative theoretical engagement with a wide array of issues including human rights, global social justice, world order, armed conflict, peace, neocolonialism, climate change, international history, and globalization. 
International in coverage and broad in scope, the Journal of International Political Theory is committed to theoretical and philosophical diversity in the study of international political thought. JIPT welcomes submissions that focus on individual thinkers, particular social and political concepts (such as justice, power, equality, sovereignty, hegemony, freedom, responsibility, dialogue, and democracy), and various schools of thought (such as liberalism, feminism, cosmopolitanism, poststructuralism, realism, postcolonialism, critical theory, and comparative political theory). JIPT asks contributors to draw out the international or global implications of the theories or ideas concerned.The Journal of International Political Theory invites submissions from diverse approaches across disciplines including political theory, philosophy, international relations, legal studies, the history of ideas, sociology, and cultural studies. Through a rigorous process of initial editorial screening and subsequent double-blind external peer review, JIPT publishes theoretically guided articles and thematic symposia contributing to the burgeoning scholarship on international political theory. 
 
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The Journal of Macromarketing examines important social issues, how they are affected by marketing, and how society influences the conduct of marketing. The journal typically concentrates on these topics:

• How markets and marketing systems operate
• Classical and nontraditional examinations of the role of marketing in socio-economic development
• The origins, growth, and development of marketing history as an activity and marketing thought
• The marketing of products, services, or programs to enhance the quality of life for consumers, households, communities, countries, and regions
• Explanatory theory, empirical studies, or methodological treatment of tests for topics of greatest interest to macromarketing scholars, including competition and markets, history, globalization, the environment, socio-economic development, ethics and distributive justice, and quality of life

Though primarily a marketing journal, the Journal of Macromarketing also encompasses a wide range of social science and business disciplines, including management, economics, sociology, and history.  
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The Journal of Marketing Education is the leading international scholarly journal publishing articles on the latest techniques in marketing education, emphasizing effective teaching methods and new course content and effective teaching methods. The journal also addresses such professional issues as development of the curriculum, career development and the state of the profession. 
The Journal of Marketing Education provides a forum for the exchange of research results, ideas, information and experiences related to the process of educating students of marketing and advertising.  
 
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The Journal of Men’s Studies publishes the best research—both theoretical and empirical—in the emergent men’s studies field, recognizing the varied influences of class, culture, race, and sexual orientation on defining men’s experiences. The journal’s cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural character disseminates material by men’s studies scholars from various perspectives (political, social, cultural, and historical) as well as various disciplines (anthropology, sociology, history, psychology, literature, theology). 
 
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Contributions to the Journal of Politeness Research focus on various aspects of politeness as a complex linguistic and non-linguistic phenomenon. The multidisciplinary journal broadens and sharpens the understanding of the nature of politeness by providing a much-needed forum for synergies to develop between researchers approaching politeness from different disciplinary angles. The journal also strengthens and widens the existing cross-cultural and intercultural body of politeness research by encouraging new contributions from lesser-studied cultures and languages. Journal of Politeness Research is associated with the work of the international Linguistic Politeness Research Group (LPRG). 
 
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An official journal of the American Statistical Association, Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports (JQAS) publishes timely, peer-reviewed research on the quantitative aspects of professional and collegiate sports. Articles come from a wide variety of sports and perspectives and deal with such subjects as measurements of player performance, tournament structure, and the frequency and occurrence of records. Additionally, the journal serves as an outlet for professionals in the sports world to raise issues and ask questions that relate to quantitative sports analysis. JQAS brings together sports professionals and scholars from across the disciplines of statistics, operations research, economics, psychology, sports management, and business. The expert editorial board includes David Annis (SportsQuant.com), Roland A. Carlstedt (American Board of Sport Psychology), Phillip Everson (Swarthmore College), Paraag Marathe (San Francisco 49ers), and Jan Vecer (Columbia University).  
 
Interdisciplinary  
 
• Statistics  
 
• Operations Research  
 
• Economics  
 
• Psychology  
 
• Sports Management  
 
• Business 
 
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Journal of Sports Economics (JSE) publishes scholarly research in the field of sports economics. The aim of the journal is to further research in the area of sports economics by bringing together theoretical and empirical research in a single intellectual venue.  
 
Relevant topics include: 
• Player, coach and management/ownership compensation and player-management relations  
• Sport participation and societal impacts and determinants 
• Corporate governance of international associations, leagues and clubs  
• Industrial organization, on and off-field competition, and regulation 
• Local public finance and economic impact 
• Sports related gambling 
Published eight times a year, the Journal of Sports Economics is the oldest and most influential journal devoted specifically to this rapidly growing field.  
 
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JSCAN is an international peer-reviewed journal for research and theory about practices that challenge the status quo in strategic contracting and negotiations, and the commercial implementation of business strategy or policy. JSCAN also addresses the impact of contracting and negotiation on trust and ethics in business. Contracting and negotiation have become core to organizational and inter-organizational relationships, irrespective of sector or industry, and of national or international boundaries. 
 
Mainstream research and theory in contracting (which draws primarily on concepts developed in law and economics) and negotiations (again drawing primarily on law and economics, along with psychology), has advanced our understanding of both areas; but modern complex global operations require more holistic understandings. The social sciences offer significant theoretical and empirical insights to supplement legal and economic insights for complex, multidimensional views of current practice in this vibrant organizational area. Effective management of projects, organizations and human relations at both local and global levels requires stepping beyond simple disciplinary models and approaches. As a cross-disciplinary endeavour drawing on the social sciences, JSCAN aims to lead the wave of change concerning theory, research and the practice of strategic contracting and negotiation. 
 
The focus of the journal will primarily be in the following areas:

• Works that advance our understanding of contracting and negotiation as relational process, including but not limited to work that considers power and politics, trust, human relations, rules, and ethics in contracting and/or negotiation.
• Works that advance the strategic role of contracting and negotiation in terms of commercial outcomes, and performance.
• Works that especially engage social theory to explain the role of negotiations and contracting in and on society, ecology and economies.
• Works that are empirically and theoretically sound, exciting and diverse and advance our understanding of the strategic importance and impact of contracting and negotiation on interpersonal, national and international society, ecology and economy.

The journal does not have a preferred ontological or epistemological grounding, and welcomes papers with diverse perspectives, methodologies, and theoretical underpinnings. 
 
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One of the world’s most respected publications in psychoanalysis, the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association (JAPA) offers insightful and broad-based original articles, ground-breaking research, thoughtful plenary addresses, in-depth panel reports, perceptive commentaries, plus much more. Included in each issue is the esteemed JAPA Review of Books, which provides comprehensive reviews of and essays on recent notable literature. JAPA provides an important forum for the exchange of new ideas and highlights the contribution of psychoanalytic principles in helping to understand important social problems.  
 
JAPA explores all the important topics you need to stay on top of your profession—from clinical issues and innovations to new methodologies to education and professional development issues to interdisciplinary studies to emerging theories and techniques.  
Among the important topics in recent issues are: 
 

• Child Analysis & Development
• Gender and Sexuality
• Hermeneutics
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Masculinity In The 21st Century
• Medication And Psychoanalysis
• Modern And Postmodern Trends In Psychoanalysis
• Neuroscience
• Professional Ethics
• Psychoanalytic Education and Training
• Psychoanalytic Technique
• Psychoanalytic Theory
• Psychotherapy
• Research Methodologies
• Trauma Theory

Published bimonthly, this peer-reviewed publication is an invaluable resource for psychoanalysts, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and other mental health professionals. 
 
 
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