Journal of Supply Chain Management

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Special Topic Forum Call for Papers: Innovation in Business Networks
Co-Edited by Jan Stentoft Arlbjørn, Antony Paulraj, and Roger Calantone
Submission Deadline: September 1, 2012
Click here to read the Call for Papers

Congratulations to Carsten Reuter, Kai Foerstl, Evi Hartmann, and Constantin Blome – winners of the 2010 Harold E. Fearon Best Paper Award – for their paper entitled, “Sustainable Global Supplier Management: The Role of Dynamic Capabilities in Achieving Competitive Advantage”

Congratulations also go out to the other finalists for the 2010 Award:
> “The Effect of Supply Management on Aspects of Social Capital and the Impact on Performance: A Social Network Perspective,” by Ed Bernardes

> “Angles of Integration: An Empirical Analysis of the Alignment of Internet-Based Information Technology and Global Supply Chain Integration,” by Rick Thun.

The Editors are pleased to announce the following recipients of the Journal of Supply Chain Management’s 2010 Best Associate Editor Award: Paul Cousins (University of Manchester), David Ketchen (Auburn University), Janet Hartley (Bowling Green State University), and Mellie Pullman (Portland State University).

The Editors are pleased to announce the following recipients of the Journal of Supply Chain Management’s 2010 Best Reviewer Award: Chad Autry (University of Tennessee), Matthias Ehrgott (WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management), Brian Fugate (Colorado State University), and Benn Lawson (University of Cambridge).

The mission of the Journal of Supply Chain Management is to be THE journal of choice among supply chain management scholars across disciplines, by attracting high-quality, high-impact behavioral research focusing on theory-building and empirical methodologies.

JSCM is in its 48^th year of publication. The Journal has made rapid advances in the past three years, as evidenced by a 170% increase in submissions since 2007, and an ever increasing number of high quality, unsolicited submissions. More tangibly, JSCM has …

- Been included in the Thomson-Reuters ISI, with articles published from 2008 onward used to calculate our 2010 and future impact factors.

- Published papers by thought leaders and top scholars in the field of supply chain management, as well as related disciplines including marketing channels and strategy (Gary Frazier, Shelby Hunt, and Bob Lusch), transaction cost economics (Oliver Williamson), strategic management (Mike Hitt and Greg Dess), operations management (Aleda Roth, Barb Flynn, Jack Meredith, Tom Choi, Yossi Sheffi, and Hau Lee), and social network analysis (Steve Borgatti and Jow Galaskiewicz).

- Engaged the top scholars in our field, as evidenced by our Advisory, Associate Editor, and Review Boards.  These scholars also represent the top universities worldwide.

- An 8% or lower acceptance rate since 2008.