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The Irish Journal of Management aims to publish well-written and well researched articles that will contribute to the understanding of management-related issues in both Irish and international organisations. The Journal welcomes contributions from a wide range of management viewpoints including inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary perspectives as well as traditional disciplines and functions. Papers are welcomed from both traditional management disciplines and from the new and emerging interdisciplinary areas. The journal is currently published twice each year.
Subscription Information
The Irish Journal of Management is an open access journal. Recent issues are available here and an archive of back issues is available here.
Publishing in this journal
Articles should normally be between 6,000 and 8,000 words in length for research and teaching paper submissions, and 1,000 and 2,000 words for book reviews. IJM articles are indexed by ABI Inform and Business Source Premier.
Specifically the Journal seeks the following types of submissions:
- Research Papers publishing quantitative and qualitative research approaches, literature surveys, conceptual papers and critiques.
- Teaching Submissions: These can range from case study contributions, critiques and retrospective contributions on pedagogical issues related to teaching issues across discipline areas.
- Book Reviews.
- Special Journal Issues Submissions: The editors of the Journal seek submissions for special issue themes that are in keeping with the overall focus of the Journal.
If you have a query on the suitability of a paper for the Irish Journal of Management, please contact the editors at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Charges
The journal does not have article processing charges or article submission charges.
Submission Guidelines
Articles should conform to article style guidelines which are available here. All articles must be submitted to the journal through an online Editorial Manager system. More details are available here.
Editors
Dr. Jonathan Lavelle, University of Limerick
Dr. Michelle O'Sullivan, University of Limerick
IJM Editorial Board Members 2019-2020
Prof. Lisa Anderson, University of Liverpool, UK
Prof. Naomi Birdthistle, Griffith University, Australia
Prof. Niamh Brennan, University College Dublin, Ireland
Dr. Sinem Bulkan, University of Reading, UK
Prof. John Burgess, RMIT University, Australia
Prof. Chris Callaghan, University of Withwatersrand, South Africa
Dr. John Cassidy, University College Dublin, Ireland
Prof. Jeanette Cleveland, Colorado State University, USA
Prof. David Collings, Dublin City University, Ireland
Prof. James Cunningham, Northumbria University, UK
Prof. Jimmy Donaghey, Monash University, Australia
Prof. Tony Dundon, University of Limerick, Ireland
Prof. Anthony McDonnell, University College Cork, Ireland
Dr. Na Fu, Trinty College Dublin, Ireland
Dr. Anne Clare Gillon, University of the West of Scotland, UK
Dr. Michelle Hammond, Oakland University, USA
Dr. Brian Harney, Dublin City University, Ireland
Prof. Denis Harrington, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
Prof. Graham Heaslip, Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, Ireland
Dr. Margaret Heffernan, Dublin City University, Ireland
Prof. Malcolm Higgs, University of Southampton, UK
Dr. Rachel Hilliard, NUI Galway, Ireland
Prof. Thomas Lawton, University College Cork, Ireland
Prof. Margaret Linehan, Cork Institute of Technology
Prof. Alma McCarthy, NUI Galway, Ireland
Prof. Aoife McDermott, Cardiff University, UK
Prof. Peter McNamara, Maynooth University, Ireland
Dr. Colm O'Kane, University of Otago, New Zealand
Prof. Lisa O'Malley, University of Limerick, Ireland
Dr. Chris O'Riordan, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
Dr. Kristal Miller, Ulster University, N. Ireland
Prof. Tazeeb Rajwani, University of Surrey, UK
Prof. William K. Roche, University College Dublin, Ireland
Prof. Gerard Ryan, Universitat Rovira I Virgili, Spain
Dr. Simon Stephens, Letterkenny Institute of Technology, Ireland
Prof. Jim Stewart, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
Prof. Geoffrey Wood, University of Essex, UK
Prof. Malcolm Beynon, Cardiff University, UK