Unique Attributes
The Baltic Journal of Management is the only journal that actively encourages a dialogue between the various Baltic management researchers and supports research within the region. The journal seeks to highlight the best practices and latest research in the rapidly growing countries of the Baltic region. It also contributes to the development of solutions for contemporary management challenges.

Topicality
In recent years, the economies of the Baltic countries have grown rapidly. As a result, researchers have identified the need to take a more targeted and intensive management development focus and establish a virtual bridge between management research schools in the East and West. In doing that, the journal seeks to engender collaboration between different research cultures. The Baltic Journal of Management acts as a forum to encourage dialogue between the East and West.

Key Benefits
The Baltic Journal of Management is essential reading for international academic personnel with research interest in Baltic management studies and practitioners seeking alternative perspectives on Baltic management in practice. The journal:
• Acts as a forum for the debate and publication of papers, which establish a virtual bridge between Eastern and Western management research
• Provides a unique opportunity to share the experience of transformation, rapid growth, and providing organizations with stability, which are management challenges in the new EU member states, including the Baltic States
• Is partnered with the Baltic Management Development Association (BMDA), which has more than 37 members in 10 different countries

Readership of the Journal
The Baltic Journal of Management particularly encourages scientists, researchers and practitioners from the Baltic Sea region (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, as well as Poland, Russia and other countries near the Baltic Sea) to share their experience, knowledge and practice with an international readership and writership. Articles from other European regions and countries of the world concerning the problems and researches that will have impact on and provide innovation to the Baltic studies are also welcome.

Coverage
The journal includes well-written articles with topics that focus on interdisciplinary, international and comparative standpoints on contemporary management issues.
Coverage includes, but is not restricted to:

Here you can find the instructions for article submission process.

Regional Editors

Estonia
Prof. Ruth Alas
Estonian Business School
3 Lauteri
10114 Tallinn
Estonia
 

Latvia
Prof. Tatjana Volkova
Banking Institution of Higher Education
1b K. Valdemara
1819 Riga
Latvia
 

Lithuania
Prof. Zigmas Lydeka
Vytautas Magnus University
58 K. Donelaičio St.
44254 Kaunas
Lithuania
 

Worldwide
Prof. Asta Pundzienė
ISM University of Management and Economics
18. Ožeškienės St.
44254 Kaunas
Lithuania