International Food and Agribusiness Management Review
Journal Impact FactorTM
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR) has a Journal Impact Factor TM of 1.5 and the 5 year Journal Impact Factor TM is 1.7. Source: Journal Citation Reports TM from Clarivate, 2024.
CiteScoreTM
The journal's CiteScore TM is 3.6 ( CiteScoreTM 2021. Calculated by Scopus, 2024).
Aims and scope
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR), the official journal of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association, is an internationally recognized catalyst for discussion and inquiry on issues related to the global food and agribusiness system. The journal provides an intellectual meeting place for industry executives, managers, scholars and practitioners interested in the effective management of agribusiness firms and organizations.
IFAMR publishes high quality, peer reviewed, scholarly articles on topics related to the practice of management in the food and agribusiness industry. The Journal provides managers, researchers and teachers a forum where they can publish and acquire research results, new ideas, applications of new knowledge, and discussions of issues important to the worldwide food and agribusiness system. The Journal is published electronically on this website.
The core values of IFAMR are as follows: excellent academic contributions; fast, thorough, and detailed peer reviews; building human capital through the development of good writing skills in scholars and students; broad international representation among authors, editors, and reviewers; a showcase for IFAMR’s unique industry-scholar relationship, and a facilitator of international debate, networking, and research in agribusiness.
IFAMR welcomes scholarly articles on business, public policy, law and education pertaining to the global food system. Articles may be applied or theoretical, but must relevant to managers or management scholars studies, industry interviews, and book reviews are also welcome.
IFAMR also reflects agribusiness scholarship world-wide with over half of its Editorial Board, Managing Editors, and article submissions coming from outside the United States. We welcome inquiries from scholars seeking to become more involved with the management of the IFAMR whether as a Managing Editor, a Special Issue Editor, a member of the Editorial Board, or as a Reviewer.
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR) has a Journal Impact Factor TM of 1.5 and the 5 year Journal Impact Factor TM is 1.7. Source: Journal Citation Reports TM from Clarivate, 2024.
CiteScoreTM
The journal's CiteScore TM is 3.6 ( CiteScoreTM 2021. Calculated by Scopus, 2024).
Aims and scope
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR), the official journal of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association, is an internationally recognized catalyst for discussion and inquiry on issues related to the global food and agribusiness system. The journal provides an intellectual meeting place for industry executives, managers, scholars and practitioners interested in the effective management of agribusiness firms and organizations.
IFAMR publishes high quality, peer reviewed, scholarly articles on topics related to the practice of management in the food and agribusiness industry. The Journal provides managers, researchers and teachers a forum where they can publish and acquire research results, new ideas, applications of new knowledge, and discussions of issues important to the worldwide food and agribusiness system. The Journal is published electronically on this website.
The core values of IFAMR are as follows: excellent academic contributions; fast, thorough, and detailed peer reviews; building human capital through the development of good writing skills in scholars and students; broad international representation among authors, editors, and reviewers; a showcase for IFAMR’s unique industry-scholar relationship, and a facilitator of international debate, networking, and research in agribusiness.
IFAMR welcomes scholarly articles on business, public policy, law and education pertaining to the global food system. Articles may be applied or theoretical, but must relevant to managers or management scholars studies, industry interviews, and book reviews are also welcome.
IFAMR also reflects agribusiness scholarship world-wide with over half of its Editorial Board, Managing Editors, and article submissions coming from outside the United States. We welcome inquiries from scholars seeking to become more involved with the management of the IFAMR whether as a Managing Editor, a Special Issue Editor, a member of the Editorial Board, or as a Reviewer.
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- External Indexers:
Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Kevin Zhigang Chen, China Academy for Rural Development and School of Public Affairs, Zhejiang University, China and Senior Research Fellow, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), e-mail: ifamr@ifama@org
Publisher's Office e-mail: ifam@brill.com
For questions to the Editor-in-Chief: Office of Editor-in-Chief
808 School of Public Affairs Building, Zhejiang University, 310058 Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Email: ifamroeic@zju.edu.cn
Editorial Coordinator: Prof. Rui Mao
Editorial Assistant: Yunyi Zhou
Case Study Editor
Prof. Brent Ross Michigan State University
Regional Managing Editors
Asia, Australia, and New Zealand
Nicola M. Shadbolt, Massey University, New Zealand
Jeff Jia, University of York, UK
Rui Mao, Zhejiang University, China
Derek Baker, UNE, Australia
Fu-Sheng Tsai, Cheng Shiu University
Wanglin Ma, Lincoln University, New Zealand
Sudarshan Naidu, Shiv Nadar University, India
Dao the Anh, Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Vietnam
Europe
Alessio Cavicchi, University of Macerata, Italy
Cristina Santini, University San Raffaele, Italy
Hans De Steur, Ghent University, Belgium
Laura Carraresi, Nofima, Tromsø, Norway
Loic Sauvee, UniLaSalle, Beauvais, France
North America
Ram Acharya, New Mexico State University, USA
Shahriar R. Kibriya, Texas A&M University, USA
R. Brent Ross, Michigan State University, USA
Cheryl Wachenheim, North Dakota State University, USA
Alexsan Shanoyan, Kansas State University, USA
Nicole Olynk Widmar, Purdue University, USA
William Nganje, North Dakota State, USA
Trey Malone, Purdue University, USA
Eric Micheels, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Getu Hailu, University of Guelph, Canada
South America
Aziz da Silva Júnior, Federal University of Vicosa, Brazil
Emilio Morales, UNE, Australia
Africa
Ajuruchukwu Obi, University of Fort Hare, South Africa
Dereje Teklemariam, Ethiopian Civil Service University, Ethiopia
Camillus A. Wongnaa, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana
IFAMR Editorial Advisory Board
Gregory Baker, Santa Clara University, USA
Vera Bitsch, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Esteban Brenes, INCAE Business School, Costa Rica
Roberto Feeney, Austral University, Argentina
Jeff Jia, University of York, UK
Brent Ross, University of Michigan, USA
Gerhard Schiefer, University of Bonn, Germany, Chair
Melissa van der Merwe, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Johan Van Rooyen, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Prof. Kevin Zhigang Chen, China Academy for Rural Development and School of Public Affairs, Zhejiang University, China and Senior Research Fellow, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), e-mail: ifamr@ifama@org
Publisher's Office e-mail: ifam@brill.com
For questions to the Editor-in-Chief: Office of Editor-in-Chief
808 School of Public Affairs Building, Zhejiang University, 310058 Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Email: ifamroeic@zju.edu.cn
Editorial Coordinator: Prof. Rui Mao
Editorial Assistant: Yunyi Zhou
Case Study Editor
Prof. Brent Ross Michigan State University
Regional Managing Editors
Asia, Australia, and New Zealand
Nicola M. Shadbolt, Massey University, New Zealand
Jeff Jia, University of York, UK
Rui Mao, Zhejiang University, China
Derek Baker, UNE, Australia
Fu-Sheng Tsai, Cheng Shiu University
Wanglin Ma, Lincoln University, New Zealand
Sudarshan Naidu, Shiv Nadar University, India
Dao the Anh, Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Vietnam
Europe
Alessio Cavicchi, University of Macerata, Italy
Cristina Santini, University San Raffaele, Italy
Hans De Steur, Ghent University, Belgium
Laura Carraresi, Nofima, Tromsø, Norway
Loic Sauvee, UniLaSalle, Beauvais, France
North America
Ram Acharya, New Mexico State University, USA
Shahriar R. Kibriya, Texas A&M University, USA
R. Brent Ross, Michigan State University, USA
Cheryl Wachenheim, North Dakota State University, USA
Alexsan Shanoyan, Kansas State University, USA
Nicole Olynk Widmar, Purdue University, USA
William Nganje, North Dakota State, USA
Trey Malone, Purdue University, USA
Eric Micheels, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Getu Hailu, University of Guelph, Canada
South America
Aziz da Silva Júnior, Federal University of Vicosa, Brazil
Emilio Morales, UNE, Australia
Africa
Ajuruchukwu Obi, University of Fort Hare, South Africa
Dereje Teklemariam, Ethiopian Civil Service University, Ethiopia
Camillus A. Wongnaa, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana
IFAMR Editorial Advisory Board
Gregory Baker, Santa Clara University, USA
Vera Bitsch, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Esteban Brenes, INCAE Business School, Costa Rica
Roberto Feeney, Austral University, Argentina
Jeff Jia, University of York, UK
Brent Ross, University of Michigan, USA
Gerhard Schiefer, University of Bonn, Germany, Chair
Melissa van der Merwe, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Johan Van Rooyen, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
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Please be informed that this is a fully Open Access journal and there is a fixed Publication Editing Fee of EUR 1300 (ex. VAT) per article that will be invoiced upon acceptance of the manuscript.
Submit your paper via internet through Editorial Manager. An online user guide is accessible from the Editorial Manager site. If you are unable to submit your manuscript via internet you can contact our Editorial office Brill.
Please follow the IFAMR formatting and submission guidelines and read the Top Ten Publishing Secrets, helpful hints to getting your research published.
Prior to submission, authors who believe their manuscripts would benefit from professional editing are encouraged to use a language-editing service.
Brill has signed an agreement with EIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries), a not-for-profit organization working with libraries worldwide to enable access to digital information for people in developing and transition countries. The agreement includes discounted access to Brill’s Journal Collections in the Humanities & Social Sciences, Law and Biology as well as Open Access opportunities for authors in Brill’s hybrid or full Open Access journals.
From 2024, all Brill |Wageningen Academic journals are part of Brill’s Transformative Agreement with the Association of Dutch Universities (VSNU). Corresponding authors may publish research and review articles in Open Access in any of these journals. The Article Publication Charge (APC) for these journals will be waived. The article’s corresponding author must be from an eligible university. The regular submission and peer review processes apply.
Submit your paper via internet through Editorial Manager. An online user guide is accessible from the Editorial Manager site. If you are unable to submit your manuscript via internet you can contact our Editorial office Brill.
Please follow the IFAMR formatting and submission guidelines and read the Top Ten Publishing Secrets, helpful hints to getting your research published.
Prior to submission, authors who believe their manuscripts would benefit from professional editing are encouraged to use a language-editing service.
Brill has signed an agreement with EIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries), a not-for-profit organization working with libraries worldwide to enable access to digital information for people in developing and transition countries. The agreement includes discounted access to Brill’s Journal Collections in the Humanities & Social Sciences, Law and Biology as well as Open Access opportunities for authors in Brill’s hybrid or full Open Access journals.
From 2024, all Brill |Wageningen Academic journals are part of Brill’s Transformative Agreement with the Association of Dutch Universities (VSNU). Corresponding authors may publish research and review articles in Open Access in any of these journals. The Article Publication Charge (APC) for these journals will be waived. The article’s corresponding author must be from an eligible university. The regular submission and peer review processes apply.
Call for Papers
Please check out the Call for Papers for Special Issues of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Review, on following topics:
- IFAMA 2024 World Conference Proceedings Issue
- Food Insecurity and Supply Chain Issues in Fragile Areas
- The Digitainability of the European Agri-food System
Please check out the Call for Papers for Special Issues of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Review, on following topics:
- IFAMA 2024 World Conference Proceedings Issue
- Food Insecurity and Supply Chain Issues in Fragile Areas
- The Digitainability of the European Agri-food System
International Food and Agribusiness Management Review
Journal Impact FactorTM
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR) has a Journal Impact Factor TM of 1.5 and the 5 year Journal Impact Factor TM is 1.7. Source: Journal Citation Reports TM from Clarivate, 2024.
CiteScoreTM
The journal's CiteScore TM is 3.6 ( CiteScoreTM 2021. Calculated by Scopus, 2024).
Aims and scope
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR), the official journal of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association, is an internationally recognized catalyst for discussion and inquiry on issues related to the global food and agribusiness system. The journal provides an intellectual meeting place for industry executives, managers, scholars and practitioners interested in the effective management of agribusiness firms and organizations.
IFAMR publishes high quality, peer reviewed, scholarly articles on topics related to the practice of management in the food and agribusiness industry. The Journal provides managers, researchers and teachers a forum where they can publish and acquire research results, new ideas, applications of new knowledge, and discussions of issues important to the worldwide food and agribusiness system. The Journal is published electronically on this website.
The core values of IFAMR are as follows: excellent academic contributions; fast, thorough, and detailed peer reviews; building human capital through the development of good writing skills in scholars and students; broad international representation among authors, editors, and reviewers; a showcase for IFAMR’s unique industry-scholar relationship, and a facilitator of international debate, networking, and research in agribusiness.
IFAMR welcomes scholarly articles on business, public policy, law and education pertaining to the global food system. Articles may be applied or theoretical, but must relevant to managers or management scholars studies, industry interviews, and book reviews are also welcome.
IFAMR also reflects agribusiness scholarship world-wide with over half of its Editorial Board, Managing Editors, and article submissions coming from outside the United States. We welcome inquiries from scholars seeking to become more involved with the management of the IFAMR whether as a Managing Editor, a Special Issue Editor, a member of the Editorial Board, or as a Reviewer.
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR) has a Journal Impact Factor TM of 1.5 and the 5 year Journal Impact Factor TM is 1.7. Source: Journal Citation Reports TM from Clarivate, 2024.
CiteScoreTM
The journal's CiteScore TM is 3.6 ( CiteScoreTM 2021. Calculated by Scopus, 2024).
Aims and scope
The International Food and Agribusiness Management Review (IFAMR), the official journal of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association, is an internationally recognized catalyst for discussion and inquiry on issues related to the global food and agribusiness system. The journal provides an intellectual meeting place for industry executives, managers, scholars and practitioners interested in the effective management of agribusiness firms and organizations.
IFAMR publishes high quality, peer reviewed, scholarly articles on topics related to the practice of management in the food and agribusiness industry. The Journal provides managers, researchers and teachers a forum where they can publish and acquire research results, new ideas, applications of new knowledge, and discussions of issues important to the worldwide food and agribusiness system. The Journal is published electronically on this website.
The core values of IFAMR are as follows: excellent academic contributions; fast, thorough, and detailed peer reviews; building human capital through the development of good writing skills in scholars and students; broad international representation among authors, editors, and reviewers; a showcase for IFAMR’s unique industry-scholar relationship, and a facilitator of international debate, networking, and research in agribusiness.
IFAMR welcomes scholarly articles on business, public policy, law and education pertaining to the global food system. Articles may be applied or theoretical, but must relevant to managers or management scholars studies, industry interviews, and book reviews are also welcome.
IFAMR also reflects agribusiness scholarship world-wide with over half of its Editorial Board, Managing Editors, and article submissions coming from outside the United States. We welcome inquiries from scholars seeking to become more involved with the management of the IFAMR whether as a Managing Editor, a Special Issue Editor, a member of the Editorial Board, or as a Reviewer.
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