Inclusive scholarship: why you should submit your work to International Journal of Cross Cultural Management

You should submit your article to IJCCM if your work contributes significantly to cross-cultural management scholarship. We believe we are the only scholarly journal that has this as our main criterion for acceptance front and foremost. International business, international management and general management scholarly journals have a different intention: to contribute to knowledge in those general areas. Although we believe in the integration of knowledge and scholarship, our journal is a specialist one advancing scholarship in cross-cultural management. Period. At the same time, we do not believe our area, cross-cultural management studies, is mainstream enough. We do not believe it yet stands with other streams of specialisation. It gets lost in current mainstream journals amongst more dominant specialties. Our approach over the last 20 years has gained us a reputation as a niche journal. Yet this is part of cross-cultural management studies not being seen as fully integrated into the mainstream. This, in part, is a problem of under-development. There is a need to further develop our scholarship, and to do this within a journal that specialises in doing just that. And, in doing this in an inclusive way, and in a developmental way (without prescribing a preset view of what scholarship should be).