ARAB ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS JOURNAL (AEBJ)

The Arab Economic and Business Journal (AEBJ) (ISSN 2214-4625), published by the Business School of the Holy Spirit University Kaslik (USEK), is a peer-reviewed English language journal. The journal dates back to 2008 as a result of the collaborative efforts between USEK and its partners from the Arab Society of Faculties of Business and Economics and the Association of Arab Universities. Regular issues of the journal appear bi-annually. Aims The Arab Economic and Business Journal (AEBJ) aims to advance and enable the dissemination of high-impact research in management theory and practice related to business, non-for-profit organizations, as well as public administration. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research as well as interpretative and critical studies in related fields, such as business, economics, political science, gender studies, psychology, and sociology. AEBJ welcomes research that is theoretical and empirical, and the journal encourages authors also to utilize and draw on works not published in English to provide space and give voice to other cultural contexts and to the Global South. Scope - Management Studies (all functions of business and cross-cultural studies) - Leadership Studies (Leadership and governance) - Organization Studies (Behavior, culture, organizational aesthetics, cross-cultural studies) - Policy studies for businesses (legislative frameworks, government policy and regulation) - Marketing - Finance, Banking, and Financial Economics - Entrepreneurship