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J. of the Acad. Mark. Sci. (2007) 35:1–4 DOI 10.1007/s11747-007-0023-7 David W. Stewart Published online: 25 April 2007 Academy of Marketing Science 2007 These are exciting times for The Journal of the Academy of philosophy should consult my editorial statements in the Marketing Science (JAMS). The landscape of the academic Journal of Marketing (Stewart 1999; 2002). I observed in literature in marketing offers an especially hospitable these earlier editorial statements that the role of an editor is environment for the continued development of a strong to manage a community—a community of scholars, academic journal like JAMS. There is unambiguous need authors, reviewers, and readers. It is my hope and my for more, stronger academic journals in the marketing intent to build a stronger sense of community around JAMS discipline. The number of scholars in marketing and the and make it a place for the very best scholarship in amount of their scholarship are increasing rapidly, espe- marketing. As an editor I am largely agnostic with respect cially outside the United States. Marketing practices are to topic and methodology. JAMS welcomes papers on all changing at an accelerating rate in response to develop- aspects of marketing and employing any method
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science – Springer Journals
Published: Apr 25, 2007
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