International Journal of Management Concepts and Philosophy
2004 - 2026
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Volume 19, issue 5, 2026
- The much-discussed gap between employers' demands and business school graduates' competence: an intriguing finding pp. 1-20

- Anders Örtenblad, Riina Koris and Katri Kerem
Volume 19, issue 3, 2026
- Strategic human resource management: a bibliometric analysis pp. 285-305

- Arfa Zahoor, Musadiq Amin Sahaf and Mehraj-Ud-Din Shah
- The legal and ethical implications of social media privacy concerns pp. 306-322

- Tooba Bilgrami, Kartikeya Singh and Salma Ahmed
- Corporate social responsibility and green human resource management: a bibliometric review pp. 323-337

- Heena Saini and Suresh Kumar Bhaker
- Analysing the Six Sigma methodology as an example to ensure and improve the quality of (Grade 60 - 16 mm) rebar in industry pp. 338-352

- Farooq Muhammad
- An integrated view of spirituality: a qualitative study pp. 353-366

- Nidhi Sharma and Rabinarayan Samantara
- An empirical study of nostalgia-related factors in the consumption of retro-sports apparel pp. 367-399

- Alan D. Smith and Artemisia Apostolopoulou
- The influence of UPI on consumer behaviour pp. 400-420

- Bidisha Mukherjee, Aniruddh Sahai and Adity Sabharwal
Volume 19, issue 2, 2026
- Understanding university employees' resistance intention toward software as a service: the moderating role of technology readiness pp. 149-181

- Amer J. Abosamaha, Fadi Herzallah and Mohannad Moufeed Ayyash
- Sustainable green development in manufacturing industries: a qualitative approach pp. 182-198

- Fatehbir Singh Dhillon and Chandan Deep Singh
- Navigating uncertainty: a comprehensive literature review of strategic flexibility in various sectors pp. 199-213

- Sanpreet Singh Arora, Doordarshi Singh and Ishbir Singh
- An overview of corporate governance pp. 214-240

- Kafigi Jeje
- Fuzzy SMART-based ranking of factors affecting the performance of the manufacturing industry in North India pp. 241-256

- Rajdeep Singh
- Unlocking the successful business models: cluster analysis of the artificial intelligence start-ups pp. 257-270

- Wilson Martinez
- Examining women's empowerment in border area districts through self-help groups: an investigation of Pithoragarh District in Uttarakhand pp. 271-284

- Kalpana Rawat, Dinesh Rawat and Rasleen Kaur
Volume 19, issue 1, 2026
- The role of psychology in investment decision-making: exploring behavioural finance of financial literacy through SEM analysis pp. 1-24

- Naveen Kumar Ranganathan, Shobha Basavaraj Gali, Janani Mylswamy, John William Arokiasamy and Pavithra Rajendran
- Fake news and brands: attitude towards fake news sharing on social media and its impact on purchase intentions pp. 25-48

- Pallavi Negi and Monica Bedi
- Examining the influence of green human resource management on job performance: the mediating role of green creativity and green organisational commitment pp. 49-65

- Seyed Siamak Shafaei, Reza Salehzadeh and Mina Omrani Ghahjavarestani
- In convergence of IT, organisational structure and management philosophies: from the evidence of Standard Chartered Bank pp. 66-83

- Md. Rahat Khan, Indrajit Ghosal, Zulfiqar Hasan and S.M. Khaled Hossain
- Exploring trends in appreciative inquiry for organisational change: evidence from real-time data pp. 84-103

- Namporn Thanetsunthorn
- Modelling robust closed loop supply chain network by applying the Benders decomposition algorithm pp. 104-129

- Seyed Farid Mousavi and Arash Apornak
- Differential and expositional definitions: flexible yet precise specifications of required or optional attributes pp. 130-148

- Chitu Okoli
Volume 18, issue 4, 2025
- Dynamic linkage between health outcomes and income inequality in ASEAN-6 countries during 1992-2015: an LSDVC technique pp. 429-445

- Rininta Nurrachmi
- Inclusive and sustainable performance in cooperative SME via a PROACT method pp. 446-470

- Diego León Peña-Orozco, Norbey Arias Brito, Juan Jose Rojas Reyes, Jesus Gonzalez-Feliu, Andrea Aragon and Maria Jose Bravo Ortiz
- Green HRM practices followed by public and private sector banks pp. 471-490

- Pallavi and R.K. Kumawat
- Understanding employee experience: a structural equation modelling study pp. 491-505

- Vandana Mohanty and Mangesh B. Kulkarni
- Theoretical framework and conceptual model on teenagers' involvement in family purchase decision pp. 506-521

- Nidhi, Preeti Thakur and Rakesh Kumar Gupta
- Behind the researcher, the forgotten artist: the question of style in management science through the prism of Nietzsche's critique of language pp. 522-538

- Norbert Lebrument
- Top 50 artificial intelligence startups: empirical research of their business models pp. 539-560

- Wilson Martinez
Volume 18, issue 3, 2025
- Net positive employee experience of employee onboarding process – a case from a manufacturing industry, Pune (India) pp. 287-312

- Vandana Mohanty and Mangesh B. Kulkarni
- Incompetent people at work pp. 313-317

- Martin Sposato
- Transcending borders: unveiling financial statement fraud's public interest impact pp. 318-333

- Jennifer Hamrick, Arline Savage, Mark Edmonds and Tad Miller
- Indian (Hindu) religious strands as new signposts to sustainable business management pp. 334-346

- Jijo James Indiparambil
- A case study of applying lean practices in vehicle acquisitions services of Massy Motors at Trinidad and Tobago pp. 347-366

- Kuldeep Ojha and Keeon Rodney
- Analysing the influence of techno-stress on turnover intentions in the Gurgaon IT industry: job performance as a serial mediation and emotional intelligence as a moderator pp. 367-386

- Suraiya Rajput and Baby Iffat
- The complex ethics of management science pp. 387-404

- Patrice Cailleba
- Project selection for Lean and Industry 4.0 integration using DEMATEL-AHP and fuzzy VIKOR approaches pp. 405-427

- Vigneshvaran Regupathy and S. Vinodh
Volume 18, issue 2, 2025
- Performance resilience of sales-force through a business innovation model: a study by TISM approach pp. 145-163

- Suman De, Laxmikant Pattnaik, Padmalita Routray and Saroj Kumar Sahoo
- Optimal execution of Lean Six Sigma 4.0 strategies: AHP-driven prioritisation approach pp. 164-177

- Harsimran Singh Sodhi
- The nexus of transformational leadership, self-efficacy, and employee creativity: a bibliometric investigation and partial least square structural equation modelling pp. 178-197

- Packiyanathan Mathushan
- Determining a client's life expectancy: a refined approach using obituary statistics pp. 198-215

- Gregg Dimkoff, Joerg Picard and Aaron Lowen
- Using movies to teach management principles as a pedagogical tool: a case study pp. 216-227

- Kalpana Kataria
- Enhancing supply chain risk management performance of Ugandan agro processing firms; the mediating role of logistics strategic orientation pp. 228-246

- Joel Ngobi Makepu and Fred Kyagante
- Consumer perception of CSR activities of the firm in retail sector: systematic literature review pp. 247-261

- Ekaterina Nazarenko
- Mass customised product: quality specs model pp. 262-285

- Gabriel Vidor, Janine Fleith de Medeiros, Guilherme Bergmann Borges Vieira and Roque Alberto Zin
Volume 18, issue 1, 2025
- Impact of corporate social responsibility on customer satisfaction: a case study of e-commerce fast fashion industry pp. 1-22

- Thi Thanh Thao Nguyen and Thi Thao Hien Bui
- The role of leadership values and communication in the process of change towards sustainability: a qualitative research paper pp. 23-66

- Fairooz Mustafa Hamdi and Nuno Guimaraes da Costa
- Underestimation or overestimation: what makes the social communication attach or detach the sustainable development with the role of perceived cost? pp. 67-80

- Saroj Kumar Sahoo, Laxmikant Pattnaik, Bidhu Bhusan Mishra, Suman De and Sandhyarani Sahoo
- Examining the relationship between working capital management and firm performance: a state-of-the-art literature review and visualisation analysis pp. 81-104

- R. Manigandan and S. Dheepalakshmi
- Towards conceptualisation of low-carbon supply chain pp. 105-121

- Norma Binti Mohter and Yudi Fernando
- The road to organisational populism pp. 122-144

- Patrice Cailleba
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