JMS Thematic Collections provide concise overviews of influential research published in the Journal of Management Studies on shared topics of interest. Each collection includes an editorial introduction written by JMS Editors, offering context and insight into the selected works.
These collections are not intended as exhaustive literature reviews. Instead, they highlight key contributions to ongoing conversations in the field, synthesise and integrate existing research, and point to promising directions for future inquiry. They are designed to help authors and readers engage with core ideas, clarify complex debates, and connect with the evolving landscape of management studies.
Drawing on contributions from JMS, this thematic collection illustrates how leadership is a dynamic, contextually… Read More »The Devil is in the Details: Zooming out in Leadership Research
Management is a global phenomenon. Yet, the vast majority of empirical investigations and theoretical explanations… Read More »Embracing non-Western Contexts in Management Scholarship
Business model research has grown into an insightful area of inquiry, and articles in the Journal… Read More »Business Models
Strategy as practice (SAP) research has developed into an established area of study, and the Journal… Read More »Strategy as Practice
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the broader question of how business firms are connected to… Read More »Corporate Social Responsibility