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Do AI skills open doors for underrepresented women at work?
Research in Industrial Relations links AI-related digital skills to employment outcomes for underrepresented women. Featured in 2 news outlets.
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#QuestionsThatMatter
📢 Call for papers: International Studies of Economics special issue on Housing, Migration, and Demographic Change.
Publish #OpenAccess with a full APC waiver for accepted papers. Submit by 31 December 2026.
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Our monthly edit of research fresh from our journals. Explore the latest issues from across our Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting journals.
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Discover featured articles from the 30th Anniversary Issue of Leader to Leader.
This issue brings together leading voices exploring how leadership continues to evolve, from collaboration and inclusion to adaptability and people-centred growth.
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Submission Countdown ⏰
Just 12 days remain to submit your manuscript to Risk Analysis's Special Issue on Bridging the Gap Between Artificial Intelligence and Risk Analysis: Human–AI Teaming Perspectives.
Submit before 31 October 2026 🔗 bit.ly/4iXEwmK
Topical Research 🔦 Culvert failures during extreme events can leave communities cut off from essential places like hospitals.
New research in Risk Analysis @SocRiskAnalysis models these failures and measures community impact.
As featured in @nytimes
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Models that help central banks steady the economy 📈
Congratulations to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, winners of the 2026 #NobelPrize in Economic Sciences. We’re proud both have published research with us.
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Still deciding where to submit?
Let our Journal Finder do the work. Search and filter across our Business, Management, Economics, Finance and Accounting titles.
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Join Leader to Leader for a special online event celebrating the journal's 30th anniversary and the remarkable leaders who have helped shape it along the way.
📅 27 October 2026
⏰ 1:00-2:30 PM ET
Register: bit.ly/4zdC6VS
@CoachGoldsmith @HamiltonMann @J_McCollum1
Questions that matter: How does dynamic pricing affect consumer welfare?
Research in Econometrica used auctioned cab rides to reveal how algorithmic pricing affects consumers, informing debates on platform regulation and antitrust.
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Planning a literature review? August's most-viewed article in @IJMR_BAM from @bam_ac_uk gives you 10 steps to combine bibliometric analysis, synthesis, and theory development.
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#LitReview #ResearchMethods
Preparing to submit your research? ✅
Our Best Practice Guidelines cover authorship, research integrity, responsible AI use, open data, inclusion, and more.
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#AcademicPublishing #ResearchIntegrity

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Just published 🔔
‘Automobile dealer protectionist legislation and consumer welfare' in Contemporary Economic Policy.
@CEP_WEAI @weai_org
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First look! Celebrating 30 years of Leader to Leader 🏆
Here's a first look at the journal's special anniversary issue, featuring contributions from influential voices across the leadership community.
Explore special issue now: bit.ly/4rEvtcm
Research you should know this week 🔎
Three studies making waves this week, with Altmetric scores up to 256: old-age poverty in Korea, impact risk in impact investing, and how residents respond to nearby contamination.
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🗓️ New month, new research. Our October edit of research fresh from our journals. Explore the latest issues from across our Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting journals.
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How can organisations make generative AI work for their people? August's most-viewed article in @BJM_BAM from @bam_ac_uk, sets out a strategic HRM framework for GenAI in business.
Read it here: bit.ly/4ALJzwU
#HRM #GenAI #ManagementResearch

ALT The image announces the August top-viewed article in the "British Journal of Management." The article is titled "Generative Artificial Intelligence in Business: Towards a Strategic Human Resource Management Framework" by Soumyadeb Chowdhury, Pawan Budhwar, and Geoffrey Wood (2024). The journal's logo and publisher names, WILEY and British Academy of Management, are included.









