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  • Call for Case Study: Special Issue (July - September 2026 | Vol. 25, No. 3)

    2026-02-14

    Ushus Journal of Business Management invites Case Studies for the Special Issue on Women Entrepreneurship and Sustainability, supported by a Publication grant from the Indian Council for Social Science Research (ICSSR). We invite scholars, social entrepreneurs, businesspersons and members of civil society organisations to highlight real life situations, organisations and decisions through their case studies. Cases developed can be either primary or secondary cases. The Case Study would require the consent from the companies/individuals which have been included as/part of the case study for primary cases. The Special Issue will not be considering hypothetical or fictional cases.

    Quick Cases
    Structured Abstract: 250-300 words
    Case Study: 1000-2500 words
    Keywords: 5

     Teaching Case Study
    Structured Abstract: 250-300 words
    Case Study: 4000-7000 words
    Keywords: 5

     
    Both Quick Case Studies and Teaching Case Studies must be accompanied with a Teaching Note.

    All files should be submitted as Word documents. Text should be in Book Antiqua, Font 12, 1.5 Line spacing. Please insert endnotes and not footnotes. References should follow 7th Edition APA. Tables and figures should be at the center of the page with a title. They should be in JPEG (300dpi) or Tiff format. 

    The Submission should have a title page with name/s, affiliations, email of the corresponding author in the case of multi authored Case Studies.

    A Structured Abstract mentioning the subject area of the Case Study, Student level & courses for which it can be used, brief overview, expected learning outcomes, list of supplementary materials, including teaching note, keywords.

    For further details: Guidelines for Case Study Submission

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  • Forthcoming issues of the Ushus Journal of Business Management

    2020-09-11

    Volume 20 No.3 (2021); July-September 2021

    Theme: Behavioural Finance & Forensic Accounting

     

    Volume 20 No. 4 (2021); October-December 2021

    Theme: Role of HR in Times of Crisis

     

    Volume 21 No. 1 (2022); January-March 2022

    Theme: Digital Transformation & Nudge Theory

     

    Volume 21 No.2 (2022); April-June 2022

    Theme: Cryptocurrency, Fintech & Blockchain

     

    Volume 21 No.3 (2022); July- September 2022

    Theme: Contemporary Strategies and Practices in the Digitized and Intelligent World of Modern Marketing 5.0

     

    Volume 21 No.4 (2022); October-December 2022

    Theme: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence for Human Resource Management

    Read more about Forthcoming issues of the Ushus Journal of Business Management