
Global Journal of Flexible Systems Management
General-management research on organizational flexibility — adaptive, responsive and agile strategy, structures, systems, people and culture.
Papers presented at GLOGIFT 27 may be considered for the outlets below. Selection is made by the respective editorial boards, and every journal applies its own review process in full — being selected here is an invitation to submit, not an acceptance.

General-management research on organizational flexibility — adaptive, responsive and agile strategy, structures, systems, people and culture.

Electronic commerce and digital markets — platforms, digital payments and assets, online consumer behaviour, and the technologies that mediate trade.

Logistics and supply chain management — network design, distribution, and the operational and strategic side of moving goods and information.

Empirical and case-based management research, including work grounded in emerging-market practice.

Managerial decision-making across the whole of management — strategy, leadership, entrepreneurship and organisational behaviour, with a strong empirical and practice-facing tradition.

Management research with an emerging-economy and Indian setting — strategy, finance, marketing, operations and human resources, empirical and conceptual alike.

Managerial economics — economic reasoning applied to strategy, organisation, contracts, incentives and decision-making in firms.

Management and business research addressing competitiveness, globalisation and their application to practice.

Accounting, finance and business research. Peer-reviewed and open access.

Operational research and quantitative decision-making — optimisation, modelling and analytics applied to management problems.

Environmental management and sustainability — corporate environmental performance, climate response, and the transition to cleaner operations.

Work that reads as a chapter rather than an article — broader in scope, and suited to a themed volume.

Review and synthesis work — systematic reviews, bibliometric analyses and states of the literature.
Every accepted and presented paper, with no separate submission needed.
Pathway A papers are presented on the accepted abstract and appear in the proceedings; a full paper is needed for any of the journals. The Full Paper Submission Guidelines cover the templates and the conference’s own requirements.