Published by De Gruyter Oldenbourg

De Gruyter Studies in African Management and Economics

ISSN: 2626-6563

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Call for Proposals - De Gruyter Studies in African Management and Economics

The De Gruyter Studies in African Management and Economics series is intended to encourage research in these fields and to begin to offer workable solutions to the problems that Africa faces. It aims to inspire Africa’s scholars, thinkers, writers, academicians and practitioners who want their research to be published and used in a way that will benefit the continent’s development.

This book series will cover a range of topics relevant to management, economics and organizational research in Africa. What types of management practices would best boost the efficiency of both foreign and domestic organizations in Africa? For example, in the development and management of infrastructure, what should be the role of private-public partnerships?

As a region, Africa cannot succeed without building robust systems of political institutions and environmental networks. The environmental impacts of increased economic growth are clear through the experiences of other economic regions. As all African nations have signed the Paris Agreement to address climate change, this book series will also welcome research on these topics.

The second volume in the series will be New Perspectives on Applied Economics in Africa. This volume stresses the importance of development economics in the context of Africa and we invite high quality researchers to contribute chapters. The methodologies are various, therefore, empirical estimation using econometrics, input-output analysis, simulations, cases studies and historical analogy approaches can be used. All disciplines of economics that deal with African studies are encouraged and welcome.

The format for chapters, is as follows:

Keywords and abstracts should not be included.

The ideal chapter will include:

A title with the email and institutional addresses of each author
An introduction
Several sections
A conclusion
And in-text citations for each used source.

Chapters are submitted in Microsoft Word format. Figures and tables should be submitted alongside the main manuscript or attached as supporting documents. Chapters should be original work and should not be under review elsewhere or/and published. Submissions of chapters are highly anticipated.

The schedule for submissions to this volume is as follows:

Submissions deadline: October 30, 2022.

Editorial decision: December 15, 2022

Publication: 2023

All manuscript(s), inquiry, and correspondence should be sent to Dr Aida Sy, Editor-in-Chief:

Aida.sy1776@gmail.com

Sya@farmingdale.edu

Topics

Book 2020

African Management

Current Practice and Future Trends

Aida Sy, Anthony Tinker

Volume 1 in this series

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This book offers a panoramic view of the state of management research and practice in Africa. One of its objectives is to recognize current advances in management, applied economics and organizational research in some of the 54 nations that form the continent. The focus will be on new developments across the region with a particular emphasis on the defining cultural and traditional elements and innovations that make African management different.

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110629026
ISBN:: 9783110629026
ISBN:: 9783110625462
ISBN:: 9783110625332
Subject:: Business and Economics
Subject:: Business Management
Subject:: Management, Organization, Corporate Governance
Subject:: Business Management, other
Publisher:: De Gruyter Oldenbourg