ABOUT AEJ
FOR AUTHORS
EDITORIAL POLICIES
Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement
Corrections, Retractions and Withdrawals
FEES, FUNDING AND BUSINESS MODEL
Aims and Scope
Aims
The ASEAN Entrepreneurship Journal (AEJ) is an international peer reviewed journal that publishes scholarly research in entrepreneurship and new venture development. The journal provides a forum for research that contributes to understanding entrepreneurial activity, venture development and entrepreneurship ecosystems.
AEJ has a particular interest in entrepreneurship in ASEAN and other emerging and developing economies, including the economic, institutional, technological, social and cultural contexts in which entrepreneurship takes place. Research from other geographical contexts is also considered where it provides relevant insights for entrepreneurship research.
The journal welcomes empirical, conceptual, theoretical, methodological and review studies using appropriate quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods or other research approaches.
Scope
AEJ considers research across a range of contemporary entrepreneurship topics, including:
- Entrepreneurial intention, behaviour, mindset and competencies
- Opportunity recognition and entrepreneurial action
- New venture creation, start ups and venture growth
- Small and medium enterprises and entrepreneurship development
- Entrepreneurial orientation and innovation
- Corporate entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship
- Technology, digital and platform entrepreneurship
- Social entrepreneurship and social innovation
- Sustainable and green entrepreneurship
- International and cross cultural entrepreneurship
- Women, youth and inclusive entrepreneurship
- Family business and entrepreneurial succession
- Entrepreneurial leadership, strategy and management
- Entrepreneurial finance and access to resources
- Entrepreneurial marketing and market development
- Entrepreneurship education, learning, training and development
- Entrepreneurial ecosystems, networks and institutions
- Entrepreneurship policy and institutional development
- Digital transformation and emerging technologies in entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurial resilience, uncertainty, risk and decision making
- Responsible entrepreneurship, ethics and governance
- Entrepreneurship and economic and social development
Research at the intersection of entrepreneurship with business, management, economics, technology, education and the social sciences is considered when entrepreneurship is central to the study.
ASEAN and Emerging Economy Context
AEJ particularly welcomes research that examines entrepreneurship in ASEAN and other emerging and developing economies. Studies may address the institutional, economic, technological, social and cultural factors that shape entrepreneurial activity and venture development in these contexts.
Comparative studies involving ASEAN countries and other geographical regions are also welcome when they provide relevant insights into entrepreneurship.
AEJ is international in scope and does not restrict submissions to research conducted in ASEAN countries.
Research Quality and Relevance
AEJ considers manuscripts that demonstrate:
- A clearly defined research problem and purpose
- Appropriate engagement with relevant literature
- An appropriate and transparent research methodology
- Evidence based analysis and interpretation
- A clear contribution to entrepreneurship research
- Relevant implications for research, policy, education or practice, where appropriate
Manuscripts should clearly explain their relevance to the journal's focus and demonstrate how the study contributes to existing understanding of entrepreneurship.
