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New Additions to JOM Editor’s Choice

April 9, 2012 3312

The Journal of Management (JOM) is committed to publishing scholarly empirical and theoretical research articles that have a high impact on the management field as a whole.

Editor’s Choice Collections highlights some of  the most important and influential articles of the management field. Currently, in the Articles of Interest section, there are seventeen categories to choose from, including Organizational Neuroscience, Work-family Conflict, Mentoring, CEO Compensation, and Corporate Social Responsibility/Sustainability, among others.

To see the other categories under Articles of Interest, as well as Review Issues, Best Paper Award Winners, and Special Issues, please click here.

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