The European Journal of Entrepreneurship and Management  with ISSN 2755-0532, is a multidisciplinary journal that covers entrepreneurship, economics, and management. The journal is unique in that it covers three topics: a) entrepreneurship, which includes the entrepreneurial process, entrepreneurial finance, and SME and entrepreneurship policy; as well as b) management, which focuses on knowledge management and network governance. The EJEM contributes to economics and management studies in this direction, also corporate practice and policy in the fields of new venture formation and growth, knowledge generation, retention, appropriation, transfer, and governance, and innovation processes and their economic implications. In a word, we see our publication as addressing the subjects of entrepreneurial venturing and growth, and knowledge management.
Original theoretical and empirical studies in the fields of economics, management, sociology, political science, and psychology are welcome. Interdisciplinary study is encouraged to ensure that the themes presented are approached holistically and to develop both theory and practice. The EJEM’s entrepreneurship section covers three primary topics: venture formation and small businesses, the influence of entrepreneurship on economic growth, especially local and regional development, entrepreneurial attitudes and motives.
The journal is also interested in the financial institutions that provide funding to entrepreneurs, as well as the many sorts of financial sources that entrepreneurial enterprises or investors employ. We encourage essays that take a qualitative or quantitative approach to any of the themes. Accounting and corporate finance, financial markets as a backdrop for SME growth, entrepreneurial finance, and regulatory and supervisory elements of corporate finance are just a few of our specific interests.
Articles understanding modern management challenges, innovative approaches and management tools, new forms of organization and management, new managerial dangers, or new environmental problems for the firm, are welcome to the management section of the EJEM. The journal's management theme focuses on theoretical and empirical considerations in a variety of areas (but not limited to): strategic management, business process management, operation or production management, human resource management, information management, and network management, to name a few.

Chief Editor
Dr. Baysangur Sheripov | baysangur.s@deqepub.org