Business Ethics Quarterly to be published by Cambridge from 2015
New York, NY (PRWEB) July 25, 2014 -- Cambridge University Press is delighted to announce that from 2015 it will publish Business Ethics Quarterly on behalf of the Society for Business Ethics.
Highly ranked in both the ethics and business categories of the Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports, Business Ethics Quarterly is a clear leader in the field, distinctive in its multidisciplinary approach to business ethics and corporate responsibility scholarship.
Since 1991 this multidisciplinary journal has published articles and reviews on a broad range of topics, including the internal ethics of business organizations, the role of business organizations in larger social, political and cultural frameworks, and the ethical quality of market-based societies and market-based relationships.
Editor in Chief Denis Arnold, Distinguished Professor of Business Ethics at UNC Charlotte, says "We are confident that our new partnership with Cambridge University Press will facilitate even greater distinction and enhanced global reach for BEQ as we enter our twenty-fifth year of publication. Authors can anticipate an improved interface with the journal, enhanced global dissemination of their scholarship, and additional benefits that come from being published by one of the world's great academic presses."
Ella Colvin, Director of Publishing, says, "Cambridge University Press is delighted to partner with the Society of Business Ethics to publish its prestigious journal, Business Ethics Quarterly. We are particularly excited to work with Professor Arnold and his team to enhance the journal's already considerable profile still further. We understand the breadth and diversity of its authors and readers and our strategy will focus on expanding reach, usage and impact across the international business ethics community."
Business Ethics Quarterly will be hosted on Cambridge’s electronic platform, Cambridge Journals Online (https://journals.cambridge.org/beq), which will support discovery and the reader experience to enhance and optimize article usage. Key developments for the journal will include the availability of articles online before print via Cambridge’s FirstView system, the adoption of the ScholarOne™ manuscript submission system, and the journal’s inclusion in Cambridge’s expanding consortia sales program, covering over 2,000 institutions, ensuring that content is available to a wide and expanding global audience.
Publicity Contact: Katie Smith, Marketing Executive, Cambridge Journals
kesmith(at)cambridge(dot)org
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About Cambridge Journals
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About the Society for Business Ethics
The Society for Business Ethics is an international organization providing a forum for those interested in research, teaching, or the practical application of ethical principles and concepts to the management of businesses. The Society welcomes members from all disciplines as well as practitioners.
For further information about the Society for Business Ethics, go to:
http://sbeonline.org/
Susan Soule, Cambridge University Press, http://journals.cambridge.org, +1 212-337-5019, [email protected]
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