Business, economics, and management
This area studies how resources, decisions, and processes are organized in businesses, institutions, and territories. It welcomes perspectives on management, economics, entrepreneurship, and innovation that clarify practical and scholarly problems.
Topics of interest
- Strategy, leadership, organizations, and human resources.
- Applied economics, finance, markets, and regional development.
- Entrepreneurship, innovation, and digital transformation.
- Public management, quality, operations, and value chains.
Interdisciplinary approach
Work may use quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods. Findings should be related to concrete decisions, practices, or policies, with the limits of the evidence made explicit.
