The Engaged Management ReView (EMR) is an open-access journal of problem-driven management scholarship. EMR is the official outlet of the Executive DBA Council (EDBAC). It serves the engaged management scholarship community by encouraging and publishing high quality research on meaningful, salient problems as experienced by organizational actors. The journal seeks to strengthen the quality and quantity of engaged management scholarship—especially research conducted by or with practitioner-scholars—by offering a venue to disseminate research that is driven by and contributes to organizational practice. The journal recognizes the importance of theory and expects every article to be grounded in theory and make related contributions. At the same time the journal does not confuse problems of theory with problems of practice. Therefore, the journal excludes contributions that focus solely on theory in ways that divert attention from managers' lived experience and concerns. Likewise, the journal values the impact of rigorous evidence on managerial action and promotes work which applies solid social science research methods.

As EMR reaches is 10-year anniversary, a few changes have been made. One change is collapsing the current five genres into three: Research Papers, Topic Papers, and Essay Papers. A second change is expanding the criteria for Dissertation Digest research papers to include systematic reviews and hybrid dissertations based on literature reviews plus supplemental data. A third change is the creation of Senior Editors dedicated to each of the three genres. The fourth change is to establish a group of Associate Editors to better reflect participation in the review process from EDBAC programs, both professors and alumni.

ISSN 2375-8643
DOI 10.28953/2375-8643

EMR does not charge fees for publication, submission charges, or article processing charges.

To contact EMR: engaged-management-review@case.edu

Published EMR papers can be viewed here: http://commons.case.edu/emr/

See new videos about helpful insights for and experiences by authors writing EMR articles: https://emr.case.edu/media/