About the Journal

ABOUT JEBR

Journal of Entrepreneurship and Business Resilience (JEBR) is dedicated to fostering research, analysis and study concerning the Entrepreneurship and Business Resilience. The Journal accepts papers written by Proffesors, young researchers and PhD students in order to better involve them in academic publishing.

JEBR was founded in 2018 by professor Mirjana Radović-Marković, PhD. Faculty of Economics and Engineering Management in Novi Sad has published the Journal since 2018. Entrepreneurship and economic resilience are two seemingly different issues which are inherently connected. Economic resilience is an emerging field which has been applied to study economic performance and responsiveness to external shocks in different regions. Shocks such as financial crisis which have been faced by entrepreneurial actions in the economic history of the regions; however, the entrepreneurship-economic resilience nexus is recently drawing the attention of scholars and policy makers. This approach, more specifically, could pave the way for those societies which are following economic resilience policies to handle their economic issues.

Since 2022., the journal has listed within the reference list of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Serbia (code M52).
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OBJECTIVE AND MISSION

The main objective of the journal is to fill the existing knowledge gap within the fields of entrepreneurship and economic resilience. In spite of the raising interest in this field, there are very few sources of research for this subject, especially in the field of entrepreneurship-economic resilience nexus.

AIM AND SCOPE

Journal of Entrepreneurship and Business Resilience (JEBR) is dedicated to fostering research, analysis and study concerning the Entrepreneurship and Business Resilience. The Journal accepts papers written by Proffesors, young researchers and PhD students in order to better involve them in academic publishing. Submitted papers should be focused on the following research areas and disciplines:

  • Conceptualizing economic resilience
  • Regional/national economic resilience policies
  • Economic resilience and entrepreneurship
  • Economic resilience in emerging markets
  • Innovation and economic resilience
  • Economic resilience and employment (job)
  • Economic resilience and investment activity
  • Economic resilience and competitiveness
  • Economic resilience and social impact
  • Socio-economic resilience
  • Entrepreneurship policy making and economic resilience
  • Hidden economic resilience
  • Urban/rural economic resilience
  • SMEs and economic resilience
  • Economic resilience and market failure
  • Heterogeneous economic resilience
  • Sustainability and economic resilience
  • Media and economic resilience
  • Environmental and economic resilience
  • Economic resilience and self-reliance
  • Stories of economic resilience
  • Economic resilience and climate change
  • Economic resilience education
  • Theoretical basis of resilience and its applications in entrepreneurship
  • Entrepreneurs’ resilience and its relationship with entrepreneurial type
  • Small Business Disaster Planning
  • Business continuity
  • Business Continuity Planning Methodology
  • Risk management
  • Information security
  • Facilities management
  • Emergency management
  • Organisational resilience
  • Crisis management
  • Crisis communications
  • Resilient Leadership
  • The effects of leaders' behaviors on employees' resilience
  • Financial Elements of Business Resilience
  • Individual Resilience and Entrepreneurial Success
  • Resilience in the Workplace/stress management
  • Resilience Training in the Workplace
  • Resilience in entrepreneurial team
  • Resilience and Globalization
  • The role of diversity in organizational resilience