Introduction

As of 2008, commencing Volume 5, Palgrave Macmillan has published the Organization Management Journal on behalf of the Eastern Academy of Management.

OMJ is international in scope, and is organized into six distinct sections: Current Empirical Research, Emerging Conceptual Scholarship, Teaching & Learning, Linking Theory & Practice, First Person Research, and Reviews & Research Of Note. Each section has its own editorial mission, editors, and review board.

OMJ is designed as a forum for broad philosophical, social, and practical thought about management and organizing, publishing articles that advance knowledge in the areas of management and organizational theory, research, education, and practice.

News

Free two-month trial for AOM Conference delegates

Organization Management Journal is pleased to announce a free trial for everyone who attended the recent Academy of Management Conference in Chicago. It’s simple- to receive your access code, please just email the Journal’s marketing sponsor, Sophia Blackwell, at s.blackwell@palgrave.com.

A searchable version of the archives of Volumes 1 to 4 (2004-7) of Organization Management Journal (OMJ) is now available. This archive can be accessed either from the left hand menu archive link or directly from www.palgrave-journals.com/omj/archive/index.html.

Free Access to Editor’s Choice

The Editors of Organization Management Journal have selected their Top Ten papers - a representation of the best of our content from each different section of the journal.

Click here for a complete list of papers, all available free.

An author writes about the publication process at OMJ

I have to tell you, Bill, working with the folks at OMJ has been the highlight of my experience as an academic, in terms of support during the revision process. You all truly exercise the values you claim to hold at OMJ, actually working with authors to address the needs of the readers while also being developmental in the process. I learned a great deal--not only about how to make our manuscript better, but how to be a more thoughtful reviewer. Our manuscript has improved demonstratively--as a result.

I'm very grateful for the time and patience that was afforded us in this process. Many thanks to you and your colleagues for taking this approach!

--Author of an accepted, forthcoming article