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Professor Rajneesh Narula becomes Editor in Chief of Journal of Industrial and Business Economics

This peer-reviewed journal, established in 1973, uses the lenses of industrial and business economics to investigate issues relevant to scholars, managers and policy makers.

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President Sergio Giovanni Mariotti of the Journal of Industrial and Business Economics has announced that Professor Rajneesh Narula is to serve as Editor in Chief of the journal for a three-year term starting from February 2021.

Professor Narula's contribution in terms of reputation, competence and pro-active participation will be particularly crucial in this new phase of further evolution and internationalisation of this editorial initiative.

Details on the journal, its renewed aims and scope, and board composition can be found at: https://www.springer.com/journal/40812

Published 16 February 2021
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