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Call for Papers Advances in Management and Applied Economics Journal


Call for papers for the Advances in Management and Applied Economics Journal. An electronic version Volume 3, Issue 5, 2013 has been released. The journal is free for interested parties to read and it is possible to simply click the links below to peruse the writings.  You will find interesting articles on mutual funds, staff evaluations, HRM, manufacturing innovation, and much more. The purpose of such open journals is to offer an opportunity to share knowledge and research with interested parties that may want to put such works to good use.  You may open the journal  HERE.

       Mohamed Khaled Al-Jafari, Hussein Salameh and Khalid Al Asil
       Trong B. Tran and Steven R. Davis
       Salma Zaiane
       Emrah Önder and Altan Doğan
       Joe Duke II and Kechi Kankpang
       Kajananthan, R. and Achchuthan, S.
       Jean Emmanuel Fonkoua
       Edwinah Amah, Mildred Daminabo-Weje and Roberta Dosunmu
       Maria del Carmen Martinez Serna, Gonzalo Maldonado Guzman and Sandra Yesenia Pinzon Castro
       G. Mine Gerni
       Peter Arhenful
       Firas Jamil Al-otoum

Advances in Management and Applied Economics (AMAE) is a multidisciplinary peer-reviewed journal published by Scienpress Ltd.

Call for Papers

We encourage authors to submit their manuscripts electronically HERE


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