Organization Studies

Impact Factor: 5.2

Coeditors-in-Chief: Robin Holt, Frank den Hond

Society Affiliation: European Group for Organizational Studies

Discipline: Business, Management

Description:

Organization Studies (OS), published in collaboration with the European Group for Organization Studies (EGOS), is a global, peer-reviewed journal that promotes the understanding of organizations, organizing, the organized, the disorganized and the unsettled and the societal relevance of that understanding. OS prompts engagement with organizations and organizing as psychological, social, economic, cultural, political, historical and philosophical phenomena, and is the leading journal in the development of relevant and impactful knowledge of how organizations and organizing shape and are shaped by societies.OS welcomes innovative, high-quality research from all paradigms and disciplines that advance organization research. It promotes multidisciplinary through research that engages across disciplinary boundaries; it invites all social science methodologies and methods that provide insights into organizations, organizing, the organized, the disorganized and the unsettled. It encourages studies that reflect on the broader implications of their results.+ Follow Organization Studies on Facebook – click here.Follow Organization Studies on Twitter – click here.–>+ Follow Organization Studies on Bluesky – click here.+ Follow Organization Studies on LinkedIn – click here.Organization Studies Guidelines for Reviewers. “Organization Studies goes to the top of the stack because it is such a reliable source of thoughtful scholarship. Authors get into the pages of this journal by reflecting deeply on issues. There is less running after transient ‘mainstreams’, and more willingness to enact meaningful discourse that people should take seriously. Organization Studies features ‘seasoned inquiry’ in the best sense of that phrase. It dominates that niche hands down.” Karl E Weick”I am a great admirer of Organization Studies. Its issues contain articles with new ideas, analysis that is rigorous, empirical methodologies that are sound and helpful ideas relevant to thoughtful practitioners.” Chris Argyris”Organization Studies is an exemplar of quality publishing in organization theory. Its success has helped enormously to build the more creative and confident European management research community we now have. I am confident OS will retain its European distinctiveness while becoming a premier publishing outlet for the best scholarship from throughout the world. OS can make a difference both in intellectual and policy terms and I have great hopes it will”. Andrew PettigrewAll issues of Organization Studies are available to browse online.This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).Submit your manuscript today at https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/orgstudies