California Business Review (ISSN: 1650-1829)

Description

The California Business Review® (CBR) is a peer-reviewed and publically available journal listed in the Cabells Directory of Refereed Publications 2006-14 Editions. The journal has the ISSN (ISSN: 1650-1820) issued by the Library of Congress, Washington. CBR is available for sponsorship. The CBR is a publication of the International Academy of Business and Economics. The CBR is a Registered Trademark of the IABE. © 2012 IABE. All rights reserved. We invite papers with theoretical research/conceptual work or applied research/applications on topics related to research, practice, and teaching in all subject areas of Business/ International Business/ Economics. The original research papers and articles (not currently under review or published in other publications) will be considered for publication in California Business Review (CBR).
All paper will be double blind reviewed on a continual basis. Normally the review process will be completed in about 6-8 weeks after the submission and the author(s) will be informed of the result of the review process. If the paper/case is accepted for the CBR, we will invite the author(s) to submit the manuscript for the CBR and to present the paper at one of IABEs Conferences. Authors of all other recommended papers/cases and abstracts will be invited to present their paper/cases/abstract at one of IABEs Conferences. By the final submission for publications, the authors assign all the copyrights to the IABE. The IABE Editorial Board reserves the right to change/alter the final submissions for CBR for editorial purposes.
Copyright : Articles, papers or cases submitted for publication should be original contributions and should not be under consideration for any other publication at the same time. Authors submitting articles/papers/cases for publication warrant that the work is not an infringement of any existing copyright, infringement of proprietary right, invasion of privacy, or libel and will indemnify, defend, and hold IABE or sponsor(s) harmless from any damages, expenses, and costs against any breach of such warranty. For ease of dissemination and to ensure proper policing of use, papers/articles/cases and contributions become the legal copyright of the IABE unless otherwise agreed in writing.
(The IABE Editorial Board reserves the right to alter any policy without prior notice.)