ABOUT THE JOURNAL

ABOUT THE JOURNAL

Kings Journal of Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Management (KJEIM) is a biannual journal published by the Department of Business and Entrepreneurial Studies at Kings University, Odeomu, Osun State, Nigeria. It provides a worldwide forum for the exploration and dissemination of ideas and experiences related to the development and application of entrepreneurship.

It takes an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on the highest-quality work uniquely centered on four thematic areas: Entrepreneurship, Management, Humanities, and Social sciences.

Interdisciplinary research is encouraged to ensure a comprehensive approach to the topics discussed and to advance both theory and practice.  The journal is published in both electronic and print formats.

The journal is published biannually and adheres to rigorous editorial and ethical standards, ensuring that all submissions undergo a comprehensive double-blind review process. Contributions from interdisciplinary perspectives and emerging areas of research are particularly encouraged. We invite scholars, researchers, and professionals to submit their manuscripts and engage with our diverse readership in shaping the future of entrepreneurship, innovation, and management sciences. For more information about our call for paper, visit the announcement page.

Our Mission:

To disseminate high-quality research findings in the field of entrepreneurship,  humanities and management sciences.
To foster academic discourse and intellectual exchange among researchers, practitioners, and policymakers. To contribute to the advancement of knowledge and the development of sustainable entrepreneurship and management practices.

Scope:

The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, case studies, and book reviews on four thematic areas of the journal as follows:

A.        The journal’s entrepreneurship area is noted in the disciplines of economics, management, social science, political science, and psychology.  It recognizes the emergence of the new business enterprise known as the nano business and covers areas such as:

1.         Venture creation and small business

2.         Impact of entrepreneurship on economic growth including circular economic, local and regional development, entrepreneurial attitudes and activities

3.         Entrepreneurial Ecosystems and Innovation for a Circular Future

4.         Nano business inclusion in the circular economy and its impact

5.         Technological innovations driving the nano business models

B.        The management area of the journal covers

1.         Strategic management

2.         Business process management

3.         Operation or production management

4.         Human resource management

5.         Information management and network management

6.         Accounting and corporate finance, Entrepreneurial finance, financial market as a background for SME development

7.         Accounting for Sustainability: Measuring Circular Business Performance

C.        The Humanities area encourages the search for inspiration from various disciplines including natural sciences, the arts, and humanities. It covers areas such as:

1.         Comparative analyses of national and regional policy or sector issues, such as R & D trends, patents, citation.

2.         Development, testing and application of heuristic methods of creative thinking in the context of management and entrepreneurship.

3.         Effective Communication Strategies for Promoting Circular Economy Principles in Entrepreneurship

D.        The Social Science of the journal encourages the search for sustainable development, government policy, circular economics, international impact and etc.  It covers areas such as:

1.         Circular economics and sustainable development

2.         Global Trade and Circular Business Models: Navigating International Relations for Sustainable Innovation

3.         The Role of Government and International Organizations in Promoting Circular Entrepreneurship

4.         Circular Economy and Ethical Entrepreneurship: Combating Fraud, Waste, and Misuse

5.         Criminal Activities in Waste Management and Circular Economy: Legal and Ethical Implication

Peer Review Process:

All submitted manuscripts undergo a rigorous peer-review process, ensuring the quality and academic integrity of the published articles.

Indexing:

The journal aims to be indexed in reputable academic databases to enhance its visibility and impact.

By publishing high-quality research, the KJEIM Journal of Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Management seeks to contribute to the global discourse on Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Management Sciences and to inform policy decisions.