Journal of International Entrepreneurship

The Journal of International Entrepreneurship welcomes submissions on the topic of "Entrepreneurship: Shaping the Future." Articles accepted by the journal will be published in regular journal issues and will also be featured as part of Multi-Journal Collection on this topic, which will live online indefinitely. This Collection is Guest-Edited by Diego Matricano of University of Campania "L. Vanvitelli", Italy. Since the 1st of June 2023, papers have been—and will continue to be—evaluated on an ongoing basis. Click the heading to read more! 

Recently, Clarivate Analytics announced that the Journal of International Entrepreneurship's 2023 Impact Factor is 3.2. Clarivate ranked the journal 126th out of 302 in the BUSINESS category, where it occupies Q2. Impressively, the Journal of International Entrepreneurship also garnered a Scopus CiteScore of 5.6. Warm congratulations are due to Editor-in-Chief Hamid Etemad, along with all of JIEN's editors, authors, reviewers, readers, and board members whose contributions are invaluable.

The Journal of International Entrepreneurship is a Transformative Hybrid journal. By default, journal publications are paywalled and available subscription-only; authors are never asked to pay a fee at any stage of the editorial evaluation process. Following their paper's acceptance, authors may choose to publish in Open Access format to widen the reach and amplify the impact of their work. If you're interested in publishing Open Access research in the Journal of International Entrepreneurship, start by assessing your eligibility for funding—through Springer's Nature's Open Choice program as well as our fast-expanding Open Access agreements with a range of participating countries and institutions that cover costs for authors. View all of the Open Access articles in the Journal of International Entrepreneurship here.

"INVs are more likely to shake up their overall external relationships, seek out new sales channels for their output, venturing into new methods for logistics to cut costs, and increase efficiency," explains one featured paper; the second probes the relationship between strategic orientations and the performance of firms’ foreign units⁠—and reaches a novel set of conclusions. Click heading to read them in full and for free!